Monthly Archives: April 2022

MLB released their updated Power Rankings yesterday. The Mets jumped from 12 in the league to 5. The Giants jumped from 9 in the league to 7. I don’t put a ton of stock into rankings like this however, this … Continue reading →

The Mets demonstrated in another, subtle, way that it’s a new era. The Mets called off last night’s game at 3 PM, hours before the game arrived. In more recent years the Mets have made announcements like that fairly late. … Continue reading →

There are three teams in baseball with 7 wins on the young season: the Dodgers, Giants and New York Mets. There are also only three teams with a run differential over +20: the Dodgers, the Giants and the New York … Continue reading →

The Mets lost a close one yesterday and now have a rubber game today to get a series win against the Diamondbacks. Yesterday the Mets got amazing pitching from Carlos Carrasco but couldn’t support him at the plate. The Diamondbacks … Continue reading →

The Mets fired on all cylinders yesterday for the series opener and they will look to keep it going this afternoon in Flushing! Carlos Carrasco is on the mound for the Mets today. In his first start of the season … Continue reading →

For the first time in 2022, the Mets are coming home! The Mets have a lot to celebrate today during their home opener. Before the game there will be a ceremony revealing the statue of Tom Seaver in front of … Continue reading →

The Mets and Phillies wrap up their three game series afternoon with a rubber game! On Monday, the Mets blew a 4-run lead in 8th inning and lost the game 5-4. Last night, Edwin Díaz returned from the bereavement list … Continue reading →

The baseball season is a marathon, and certainly worth it to remind yourself of that after last night. The Mets dropped their second straight game by blowing a lead in the 8th inning. This time the Mets had to work … Continue reading →

If I told myself the Mets would win three of the first four games of the season, I would be ecstatic. However, because of the way the Mets lost yesterday (leaving several runners on base, multiple defensive miscues in the … Continue reading →

Two different baseball clichés are converging this afternoon in DC. First, good teams beat bad teams. That’s what the Mets have done all weekend. Second, it’s difficult to sweep a four game set. That’s what the Mets are going to … Continue reading →