Walker is pitching really well, did a nice job of working around those early hits and has settled in beautifully now. Filthy two seamer to get the K on Mullins to end the fifth inning.
BALTIMORE -- Front-office executives like to divide the season into thirds. The first third is all about evaluation: figure out where the strengths and weaknesses of the roster lie. The second is about action: make the trades or acquisitions necessary to fulfill the team’s goals. The final...
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Trainer's Room....
Mets manager Luis Rojas said RHP Carlos Carrasco (right hamstring strain) is playing catch but not throwing side sessions. The manager said there's been no reinjury, but the team doesn't want to rush him.
Rojas was noncommittal about whether backup INF Luis Guillorme (right oblique strain) would be back for Friday's game against San Diego, but his return seems imminent.
Up Next....
After the Mets have an off day on Thursday, New York will send ace RHP Jacob deGrom (5-2, 0.62 ERA) to the mound Friday night for the start of a home series against the SD Padres, who will go with LHP Blake Snell (2-2,4.83 ERA).
Mets first baseman Pete Alonso said Wednesday that he disagrees with MLB's crackdown on pitcher-friendly sticky substances, and that the larger issue facing the sport is the league's manipulation of baseballs depending on free-agent class.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Josh Donaldson says that his intent was not to single out Yankees ace Gerrit Cole as a lead figure in any way as part of his recent comments regarding increased enforcement of pitchers' use of sticky substances to improve their spin rates. But it just so happened that
The Phils walked off again today on the Braves. LOL
Hard to believe just a few days shy of mid June, that we're still the only team in our division with a winning record and playing over .500 ball, and that every other division in the majors has at least 2 or 3 of their teams above .500.
We've been doing it for the most part with call ups, replacements, bench & roll players.
Amazing.
So far, so good...but summer is right around the corner...and the schedule will be tougher.
Hope these guys can keep it going, and we get some/most of the regulars back soon.
As Jacob deGrom continues his historic 2021 season, we’re keeping track of his chances at breaking three notable ERA records, as well as other fun facts and stats. First, there’s Dutch Leonard’s 0.96 mark from 1914, the lowest ERA by a qualified pitcher in a single season since earned runs
How has Jacob deGrom put together the lowest ERA (0.62) through a pitcher’s first nine starts since ERA became a thing? Well, one could point to his pinpoint command, his deep arsenal of pitches or his mental toughness. But let’s not bury the lede here: deGrom is now the fastest-throwing
NEW YORK -- It can be easy to view Jacob deGrom’s career as nothing more than a whirl of numbers. His Major League-leading 0.62 ERA evokes Bob Gibson. His two National League Cy Young Awards have historical precedent. His statistics compare favorably even with those of Tom Seaver.
Jacob deGrom is Jacob deGrom, right? The best, most dominant pitcher in the world, same as usual. Well, yes -- it's hard to interpret anything otherwise when the Mets ace has a 0.62 ERA, 0.569 WHIP and 14.4 strikeouts per nine innings entering his 10th start of the season --
There is no over-hyping the matchup brewing in Flushing this weekend. The pending showdown between Mets ace Jacob deGrom and Padres superstar Fernando Tatis Jr. on Friday at Citi Field is must-watch viewing (and will be featured on MLB.tv as one of two free games of the day). deGrom and
Baseball is a team sport, of course. But it’s a team sport based around a one-on-one matchup -- batter vs. pitcher. That battle is at the heart of what makes the game so compelling. And when the batter is a record-shattering young phenom, while the pitcher is a multiple-time Cy