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Amazin Avenue Mar 28, 2024
Photo by Dustin Satloff/ Your Thursday morning dose of New York Mets and MLB news, notes, and links. Meet the Mets For the second year in a row, the Mets home opener is rained out. Even though Opening Day will have to wait, the season predictions still apply. It is the one time of year that it’s ok to have some hope as both a baseball fan and as a Mets fan. Edwin Díaz is looking forward to returning to the Citi Field mound and sounding the trumpets once again. Kodai Senga has resumed throwing and hopes he can continue to improve upon his successful rookie season once...
New York Post Mar 28, 2024
As Opening Day arrives, there’s reason to believe both teams can have strong seasons.
New York Post Mar 27, 2024
The Mets informed DJ Stewart he has made the team, manager Carlos Mendoza announced Wednesday.
New York Post Mar 27, 2024
A team that enters this season with a much less starry roster than the past few years and correspondingly low expectations is aware of those expectations — and believes it can surpass them.
New York Post Mar 27, 2024
The betting public isn’t a fan of the New York baseball teams’ prospects for the 2024 season.
Amazin Avenue Mar 27, 2024
Photo by Adam Hunger/ For the second straight year, Opening Day has been rained out. With rain forecast for Wednesday night through much of Thursday, the Mets made the decision to postpone Opening Day earlier this afternoon. The Mets will now kick off the season on Friday, March 29 at 1:40 p.m. at Citi Field against the Brewers. Fans who wish to go on Friday can use their tickets from Thursday. Gates will open at 11:40 a.m. while the parking lots will open at 10:40 a.m. More information on what to do if you have tickets and cannot attend can be found here. This is the...
New York Post Mar 27, 2024
The Mets’ Opening Day will include an Opening Delay.
Amazin Avenue Mar 27, 2024
Photo by Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos via After a down first season, Lindor has posted 6-fWAR campaigns each of the last two years. Entering his fourth season as the Mets shortstop, Francisco Lindor has developed into a leader and one of the faces of the franchise. It started out a little bumpy in 2021, but over the last two seasons, Lindor has been not only the most valuable shortstop in baseball by fWAR, but the fourth-most valuable player in the sport behind only Aaron Judge, Freddie Freeman, and Mookie Betts by that measure. Of course, a lot of that has to do with...
New York Post Mar 27, 2024
Pete Alonso is entering his walk year and could have plenty of at-bats with runners in scoring position.
Amazin Avenue Mar 27, 2024
Photo by Jared Blais/MLB Photos via The speedy outfielder looks to improve his bat in 2024. Before the Mets sent most of their tradable players elsewhere at the 2023 trade deadline, Alex Ramirez was a much more important piece in the Mets’ system. An international free agent who got a $2.05 million signing bonus, Ramirez is an athletic, speedy outfield prospect who has not played above Single-A Brooklyn. He’s also very, very young. Having just turned 21, Ramirez is still very much a work in progress, and very much an unknown. After an impressive 2022 season, split...
Amazin Avenue Mar 27, 2024
Photo by Rich Storry/ The feel good story of late spring has arrived. On Sunday morning, Zack Short got a phone call that many of us have experienced: his grandmother had passed away. Short, in his first spring training with the Mets, could not join his family in the Kingston area to be with his grandmother as she died. As much fun as it seems like being a pro ballplayer is, this is the downside: you’re a thousand miles away for moments that don’t get a do-over. You miss a lot. But just a few hours later, Short was told that he made the Opening Day roster for the...
Amazin Avenue Mar 27, 2024
Photo by Rich Storry/ The veteran lefty hopes to build on his successful, but limited, 2023 season. This wasn’t how Opening Day was supposed to go. Depending on when you were projecting the Mets’ Opening Day starter, you either had optimism that Yoshinobu Yamamoto was going to be the newest Met and would take the hill on March 28th. If it was on the first day of Spring Training, you likely thought Kodai Senga would be introduced from the bullpen at Citi Field. Or, if a few weeks ago, after Yamamoto signed with Los Angeles and Senga injured his shoulder, you maybe...
Amazin Avenue Mar 27, 2024
This week, we talk about the J.D. Martinez signing, the Mets’ Opening Day roster, and baseball’s biggest scandal in years. Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, an all-women led Home Run Applesauce podcast where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space. This week, we begin by discussing the J.D. Martinez signing and the Mets’ final roster decisions as we head into Opening Day. Next, we talk about the gambling scandal that has rocked the sport involving Shohei Ohtani and his (former) interpreter...
Amazin Avenue Mar 27, 2024
Chris Pedota, NorthJersey.com / USA TODAY NETWORK Your Wednesday morning dose of New York Mets and MLB news, notes, and links. Meet the Mets Entering her third season with the Mets, Liz Benn shared the team has the most female coaches in baseball. The Mets released reliever Phil Bickford. Tylor Megill and his brother Trevor are set to face off in the big leagues later this week for the first time. SNY offered up their predictions for the 2024 season. How much has Brett Baty improved with his second chance at third base? The Mets released Luke Voit. Around the National...
New York Post Mar 27, 2024
New Mets baseball president of David Stearns tosses around a Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby on the dawn of his first season in Queens:
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