Mets' David Wright To See Specialist For Broken Finger; DL Possible
Talk about a bad break. On Tuesday, the Mets said X-rays had shown a fracture to Wright's right pinkie finger.
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Talk about a bad break. On Tuesday, the Mets said X-rays had shown a fracture to Wright's right pinkie finger.
You knew no Ike Davis for Tuesday night. And then you heard a little something, not much, nothing to get out of shape about with David Wright.
SNY studio analyst Bob Ojeda called in this morning and was greeted with his own theme song, a gesture the former Mets hurler really seemed to appreciate.
After winning their first four games and captivating the imaginations of detractors and fans alike, Mets manager Terry Collins opted to roll out an inferior lineup Tuesday night.
Ross Detwiler pitched five scoreless innings and the Washington Nationals beat New York 6-2 Tuesday, handing the Mets their first loss of the season on the same night they learned that David Wright had broken a finger.
Ozzie Guillen's remarks sparked an uproar in Miami, whose home team just opened up its brand new ballpark in a neighborhood dubbed Little Havana.
Neil Keefe is joined by Rich Coutinho to talk about the Mets' undefeated start to the season and why they might be this year's version of the 2011 Diamondbacks.
Sandy Alderson had a vision going into the offseason, and that was to re-shape the bullpen. So far, it has worked wonders.
Steve was sitting around Monday night, thinking to himself, "Let's see, would I rather be 4-0 or 1-3?"
In addition to telling us why he wrote his book, Harrelson talked about the magical Mets of 1969.
A lot of words can be used to describe the great Jerry Recco, but today I think "patient" was applicable.
With Monday's win, the 'Amazin' Mets have certainly lived up to their moniker.
Kirk Nieuwenhuis hit his first major league homer for the Mets, who are 4-0 for the first time since 2007. Coming off a surprising three-game sweep of Atlanta to start the season, New York rallied from a three-run deficit before a crowd of 23,970.
Three games into the new season and New York City is spring baseball personified, a town of April's fools.
What's the next best thing to a free game on Easter Sunday? How about a pitchers' duel for less than three bucks.
