Coleman: Mets Make Moves And A 'Young' Pitcher Makes His Comeback
The Mets trimmed their roster down to 32 on Thursday by making six cuts, none of them surprising.
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The Mets trimmed their roster down to 32 on Thursday by making six cuts, none of them surprising.
Well, if you took a peek around Thursday, you would've seen see nada. Not Baron Davis, but a barren New York sports landscape.
Mets starter Jon Niese gave up two runs on five hits and struck out six in six innings, but the Mets fell, 3-2, to the Nationals on Wednesday.
The discussion of sexual abuse is so often hidden by shame, and Dickey feels it has to be more out in the open.
Dickey opens up in a revealing new memoir, and he's prepared for whatever comes next.
In order to make the next step in his career, Niese must overcome two hurdles: durability and his love affair with the cut fastball.
Dickey's inspirational path to major league success has been well-documented. Now the starter is ready to talk about life before pro baseball.
"We are thrilled that the Carters will be with us," Jeff Wilpon said in a statement. "Mets fans will have the chance to pay their respects and remember all of his accomplishments."
Number 5 was back in his usual spot - third in the lineup and at 3B - and both he and the Mets couldn't have been happier. The whole process felt pretty good to David Wright.
Craig ran down a typical day in the life of the executive producer of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza. And it became clear that a day at the ballpark would do Al some good...
Wright was expected to be in the starting lineup on Tuesday when the Mets have the first of three straight home games, but felt good enough after taking batting practice on Sunday against two minor league pitchers to bump it up a day.
New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey and Justin Hampson gave up 10 runs in first three innings.
Mike Pelfrey was a much different pitcher on Saturday, and that was a relief both to him and the Mets.
Ike Davis and Lucas Duda each hit home runs as the New York Mets' tied the St. Louis Cardinals 6-6 in 10 innings.
If Ruben Tejada does what he is capable of doing, the Mets will have a fine shortstop on their hands; one that fields his position exceedingly well, uses the whole field in the batter's box and understands that he is not trying to replace Jose Reyes.
