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Photo: Chris Trotman – Getty Images North America The stories of the spring have been surrounded around the injuries of Ike Davis, Daniel Murphy, Lucas Duda and all the drama with Rubin Tejada, plus all the news with the current pitching staff and future studs on the mound. But
The Mets, back in action from their off day on Wednesday, faced the Atlanta Braves at Tradition Field today and Zack Wheeler went up against the Braves newly signed free-agent pitcher, Ervin Santana. After a game that saw a combined 13 runs on 22 hits, the Mets came out on top after
Dilson Herrera, Luis Cessa and Marcos Camarena show off the hardware they received from last season’s 2013 SAL Championship with the Savannah Sand Gnats. They received their rings at Minor League camp today and decided to showcase them through social media. Mi segundo anillo gracias Dios pic.twitter.com/ifZdpNr94s — Dilson
Coming into the 2014 spring season, the Mets have had so many question marks regarding their roster especially which top prospects could actually break camp with the team and which would be on the verge of a debut. Top outfield prospect, Cesar Puello is one player that is just a step
Cory Vaughn is making the most of his opportunities at the Mets spring camp this season, but with the Mets outfield a logjam going into the 2014 season, any chance of Vaughn breaking camp with the club is slim to none. Vaughn is having another strong spring and if
The Mets came from behind to defeat the Detroit Tigers 5-4 on Tuesday at Tradition Field and improved their Grapefruit League record to 9-10. The winning run scored in the bottom of the ninth inning, on a walk-off single by Andrew Brown to score Anthony Seratelli. Highlights: Daisuke Matsuzaka, who is most likely
Mike Vorkunov of the The Star-Ledger writes that there is still uncertainty between the Mets and the Las Vegas 51s as to where the club will have their Triple-A affiliate for the 2015 season, because the contract between the two parties expires after this year. Las Vegas President and
Adam Rubin of ESPN New York writes that Terry Collins said Wilmer Flores will start at shortstop for a third time in spring training today, although the manager suggested that is unrelated to dissatisfaction with Ruben Tejada. On Monday, Tejada went 1-for-3 with two strikeouts and is hitting .120 (3-for-25) so far this spring training. “I want