Coutinho: Let's Not Overanalyze Every Matt Harvey Start
Matt Harvey is a young and talented player. We must all remember he is a developing pitcher who will experience some high moments and some not-so-high moments.
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Matt Harvey is a young and talented player. We must all remember he is a developing pitcher who will experience some high moments and some not-so-high moments.
"Ah, he's not ready. The changeup isn't developed. He's raw." Blah, blah, blah.
After Craig pointed out that Usain Bolt is fast, Jerry Recco was on hand to deliver his well prepared update.
Johan Santana pitched three scoreless innings in Brooklyn and will likely be activated by the Mets on Saturday.
Matt Harvey and the Mets got roughed up by the Padres on Sunday. San Diego scored five runs off Harvey in five innings and won 7-3.
Jeremy Hefner gave the Mets six solid innings as they defeated the Padres 6-2 on Saturday night.
Carlos Quentin scored the go-ahead run in the seventh inning when he knocked the ball out of catcher Josh Thole's glove, and the San Diego Padres beat the New York Mets 3-1 on Friday night.
The thing that I like about Terry Collins is that you never see him publicly berate a player, and he never uses the media to get his message across. But make no mistake about it -- he gets his message across.
You can't discount R.A. every fourth day. Manager Terry Collins said it's going to happen, while Mets general manager Sandy Alderson was a little more cautious.
Talk about a different team than just a week ago. Now bring on those Padres.
Ronny Cedeno drove in five runs to match his career high, Jason Bay had only his second multi-RBI game this year and the New York Mets beat San Francisco 9-1 Thursday.
Valdespin came to AT&T Park wearing a white T-shirt on Wednesday. Afterward he found the sleeves shredded, and the front and back were written on.
The New York Mets are considering putting R.A. Dickey on the mound every fourth game instead of the traditional five.
Zack Wheeler was called-up to Triple-A Buffalo on Wednesday. Is a big league call-up on the horizon?
Ruben Tejada was the Mets' hero on Wednesday as the Mets defeated the Giants 2-1.
Howard Johnson called up just before 8 a.m. to talk with Boomer and Craig about his night at third base, representing 'Team Carton' in last night's softball game in New Rochelle.
Before turning it over to Jerry Recco so that he could deliver his first update of the morning, Craig attempted to offer Yamkees' fan comfort by telling them it is not time to panic.
Boomer and Craig opened up today's edition of the Morning Extravaganza by talking about the struggling Bronx Bombers, who saw their lead in the A.L. East trimmed to 5.5 games.
Hairston planned to relax and watch a little television when he got back to the hotel. He'll go sleep thinking he will remain with New York the rest of the season.
In the week that isn't anymore, we saw the Olympics open with Team USA wearing uniforms made in China and the Yankees picking up an outfielder made in Japan.
Since the Yankees acquired Ichiro Suzuki on July 23rd, there has been great anticipation surrounding what legendary Yankees radio play-by-play man John Sterling might utter when Ichiro hits one 'high, far & gone'.
Back on July 19th, as the Yankees prepared to embark on seven game west coast road trip, which began in Oakland, Boomer predicted that the Bombers were poised for a slide.
New York has stayed largely, as they say in the movie business, on book. The script has played out as predicted. And now, frankly, we're bored.
Ike Davis was just the fourth player in baseball history to account for all three of his team's runs with solo homers in a loss.
Boomer and Craig asked Al Dukes about the lovely Chelsea, wondering when she will be flexing her pipes at Citi Field and performing the National Anthem prior to a Mets game.
