Monthly Archives: February 2026

If you were watching Nick Burdi’s second outing this spring on Saturday, 2/28, you heard Steve Gelbs go over Burdi’s injury history. He’s had two tommy john procedures and one procedure for thoracic outlet syndrome. Burdi keeps pushing through the … Continue reading →

Going into spring training games on Friday, the Mets had a +1 run differential. Then the Mets beat the Cardinals 14-3. Spring win/loss records and run differentials don’t mean a ton, but its better to put up a lot of … Continue reading →

It’s been a busy week for the Mets. We had Jonah Tong and Nolan McLean’s first starts of spring. We’ve seen the first spring training home runs from Marcus Semien and Ronny Mauricio. There has been a lot to be … Continue reading →

It’s Nolan McLean Day! And if you’re an Astros fan, it’s Tatsuya Imai Day! Nolan McLean was a sensation when he got called up to the Mets last season. Over eight starts he pitched 48 innings with a 2.06 ERA, … Continue reading →

Kevin Herget returns to the Mets! The right handed, New Jersey native was drafted by the Cardinals back in 2013 out of Kean University. He would eventually make his major league debut with the Rays in 2022 when he was … Continue reading →

Death. Taxes. Playing the Marlins, Astros, Cardinals and Nationals in spring training. The Mets have already played the Marlins and the Astros and will play their first of six spring games against the Cardinals this afternoon at Clover Park. For … Continue reading →

Mike Baumann has traveled a lot. He made his major league debut with the Orioles in 2021 things were going along well. Over parts of four seasons Baumann pitched 127 1/3 innings over 94 games with a 4.45 ERA, 4.46 … Continue reading →

The Mets return home this afternoon after two road wins in a row! A home spring training game (generally) means more regular starters in the lineup and SNY coverage of the game! This is the second time this spring the … Continue reading →

On Monday, 2/24, Ryan Lambert made his spring training debut with a bang. He tossed 22 pitches, allowed a hit and struck out the side. His fastball was hitting 98 mph and hitters were swinging and missing at his mid-80’s … Continue reading →

The Mets are the on the road again today to another AL East team! Today they’ll face off of the Blue Jays and the Mets look to pick up where they left off yesterday hitting four home runs on their … Continue reading →