When playing on the minor league level, one thing most players complain about is the lack of a fan base to watch their games. I guess that also depends on what part of the country you are in and if baseball is a fixture within the local community. At
As reported Monday by Adam Rubin on ESPN.com, the Mets added another player in less than a week, by signing relief pitcher Kyle Farnsworth to a minor league contract with an invite to spring training. After the team signed 1B Matt Clark last week to a minor league deal,
11. Jacob deGrom, RHP Height: 6’4 Weight: 185 DOB: 6/19/1988 (Age: 25) Bats/Throws: Left/Right Four-seam: 60/60 Sinker: 50/60 Curveball: 40/50 Changeup: 35/45 Command: 45/50 After a breakout 2012 campaign that put deGrom on the radar in the prospect world, 2013 saw him take a slight step back. That’s not
The Mets prospects took to social media to share their opinions on Sunday’s Super Bowl thrashing by Seattle Seahawks against the Denver Broncos. Now, as Kevin Plawecki says, lets turn our attention to a new baseball season. Terrible game. Terrible commercials. It’s time for some baseball. ⚾️ — Kevin
We’ve all heard the jokes about the Mets sending Ruben Tejada, Wilmer Flores and Lucas Duda to do some offseason training this Winter, AKA Fat Camp. However, the truth is that the placed is a state of the art facility that gets their athletes stronger, faster and more focused on their physical performance. Tim
A cadre of young Met pitching prospects has Met fans dreaming better days are coming to Citi Field. In recent years the young arms have come in waves and if only a few can stick it shouldn’t be long before the Mets are relevant again. When you read about
David Wynn has a tattoo that says, “Walk by Faith”, and that is exactly what he has had to do in pursuit of his Major League Dream. At 5’10″ and 168 lbs, Wynn’s journey to what he hopes will someday be the mound at Citi Field, almost never began.
The news coming out of Flushing the past couple of days is starting to point to what may be a difficult pill for many Mets fans to swallow—Juan Lagares is starting to look like the odd man out in the Mets outfield in 2014. For whatever reason, Terry Collins seems happy heading
Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com wote on Thursday that Jonathon Niese may get another Opening Day nod from Terry Collins to start the 2014 season. The Mets open the season on March 31 against the Washington Nationals. On Opening Day 2013, Niese pitched a gem and earned a win in the Mets 11-2 laugher. The veteran southpaw finished