It’s Too Early For “At Least”
by Mets fans know that there’s usually a point in the season when the game results become secondary. That point is not supposed to be in May.
Author: Shai Kushner
It’s Okay To Feel Good About The Mets
The Mets were destroyed by the Dodgers 10-0 on Sunday, and Mets fans found themselves feeling good afterwards. How did this happen? Mets fans are …
Re-Organizing The Order
Baseball’s new approach to lineup construction has altered the way teams value player characteristics. Still, the Mets have a glaring hole in their lineup and no plans to fix it.
Looking Foolish
Even with low expectations coming into the season, the lost opening weekend for the Mets created a sense of disappointment.
Mel & Ed Preview The 2024 Season
Mel, the pessimistic Mets fan, and Ed, the optimistic Mets fan, share their thoughts on the upcoming season
Just Don’t
Despite reportedly showing interest in J.D. Davis, the Mets lost him to the Oakland A’s this past week. The other free agent named J.D. is still out there – should the Mets pursue him?
Mets Trying Not To Walk This Way
Last year’s Mets team walked more batters than almost any other in franchise history. So why did the Mets sign a bunch of pitchers with control issues?
Thompson Has a Tra(y)ce of a Chance
It would be understandable if you didn’t notice when the Mets signed Trayce Thompson to a minor league deal this past December. Teams sign myriad …
Tied To Severino
One of the Mets biggest(!?!) free agent acquisitions is also one of their riskiest.
Hoping for a Re-Pete
If the Mets want Pete and Pete wants the Mets, why haven’t they signed a deal?