Eddie C's Mets Notebook: Matt Harvey Is Ready For 2015 — And Beyond
Matt Harvey is ready. Ready for the 2015 regular season and the playoffs that follow in October. Now all he and the Mets have to do is figure out how to get there.
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Matt Harvey is ready. Ready for the 2015 regular season and the playoffs that follow in October. Now all he and the Mets have to do is figure out how to get there.
Matt Harvey wants to make sure he's on the mound in late October — if the New York Mets get there for the first time since 2006.
Young, who had been eligible for arbitration, batted .229 with 30 stolen bases in 100 games this year, when his salary was $1.85 million.
A trade doesn't appear to be close. There are more attractive pitchers rumored to be on the trade market, and A.J. Burnett is the only significant free-agent starter who has been signed.
If you look hard, there were some moments and players from 2014 that made us thankful that we are who we are: loyal Big Apple sports fans to the core.
It hasn't been a very good year for New York sports franchises, but it's important not to get lost in the moment.
The countdown is on. In less than three months, Mets ace Matt Harvey will unleash the cannon at 100 percent for the first time since August 2013.
Davis hit .235 with 10 homers and 46 RBIs in 131 games with Pittsburgh after he was acquired in an April trade from the Mets.
The Mets need an upgrade at shortstop. The Cubs have shortstops in spades. What they don't have is pitching. So what's the problem?
"I know how it goes. I know it's the business. So I'd rather not get traded and stay here because I know what's about to happen here."
One day after unveiling the new dimensions in the outfield at Citi Field, the Mets rolled out their new hitting instructor, Kevin Long, to talk turkey a week before Thanksgiving.
Drew, who has played for four teams during his nine-year career, was acquired by the Yankees at the trade deadline last season after playing 39 games with the Red Sox.
Mired in a streak of six straight losing seasons and hoping to boost offense, the New York Mets are moving in their fences at Citi Field for the second time.
Matt Harvey may be coming off a long layoff following a very serious injury, but the Mets have no plans to shut him down early in 2015.
Taking a look at who's hot and who's not on the NY/NJ sports landscape.
The Mets have the pitching, from top to bottom, and they need as much offense as they can get. They need to keep Murphy.
Terry Collins thinks next season is going to be Amazin'. And after years of futility, that has to be music to Mets fans' ears.
Keeping with the tradition of supermarket analogies, Alderson said, "Boras has been shopping near the meat section. That's where he gets his bulls–t."
Some are wondering why the dugout altercation is becoming an issue now, comparing the situation to R.A. Dickey's tumultuous final weeks as a member of the Mets in 2012.
In honor of Jacob deGrom being named the National League Rookie of the Year, we take a look at the five Mets who've claimed that title throughout the franchise's history.
"I think we should be able to make it to the playoffs next year, and hopefully get to the World Series," the 26-year-old told reporters on Tuesday.
Michael Cuddyer frequently hears from longtime pal David Wright in the offseason, often about potential trades in their fantasy football leagues.
Jeff Bridich refuted a report from Yahoo! Sports, and several media members added their own tweets Monday that said the Rockies and Mets had no such discussions.
Eager to go on a long-overdue playoff run, the Mets realized they owed their pitching staff — and fans — a proven hitter. On Monday, they got one.
Not bad for a kid who wasn't talked about much in spring training. The Mets' Jacob deGrom completed a fairy tale season on Monday by winning the NL Rookie of the Year Award.
