Sorry deGrom deserves his own thread.
Mets
Curtis Granderson, rf
Daniel Murphy, 2b
David Wright, 3b
Lucas Duda, 1b
Chris Young, lf
Juan Lagares, cf
Anthony Recker, c
Ruben Tejada, ss
Jacob deGrom, rhp
Brewers
Carlos Gomez, cf
Rickie Weeks, 2b
Ryan Braun, rf
Jonathan Lucroy, c
Khris Davis, lf
Mark Reynolds, 1b
Jean Segura, ss
Elian Herrera, 3b
Jimmy Nelson, rhp
I'd like to see the bats come alive and see us do some damage against a bad Philly team. A big homestand here and I think we'll see some buzz around the time for the first time in a while.
I'd like to see the bats come alive and see us do some damage against a bad Philly team. A big homestand here and I think we'll see some buzz around the time for the first time in a while.
Metnut. San Diego and Seattle had the number 2 and number 3 pitching staffs in the league. It was a tie game in game 3 in the 9th and had Edgin not tripped over himself we might have won it. The rule of thumb regardless of who you play anyway is to hope to play .500 on the west coast because of the time difference. Seattle and Milwaukee are good teams. I will absolutely be thrilled with .500. Now go home, rest a day, and beat up on Phily.
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Is solid against this road trip, but I wouldn't exactly call is tough. San Diego is one of the worst teams in the league, Sea is solid but playing poorly and Mil is a good division leading team.
I'd like to see the bats come alive and see us do some damage against a bad Philly team. A big homestand here and I think we'll see some buzz around the time for the first time in a while.
Metnut. San Diego and Seattle had the number 2 and number 3 pitching staffs in the league. It was a tie game in game 3 in the 9th and had Edgin not tripped over himself we might have won it. The rule of thumb regardless of who you play anyway is to hope to play .500 on the west coast because of the time difference. Seattle and Milwaukee are good teams. I will absolutely be thrilled with .500. Now go home, rest a day, and beat up on Phily.
no rest philly series is Monday thru Wednesday before off day thursday
3 for 3
deGrom
Wheeler
Familia
Mejia
Duda
That's all well and fine but at the end of the day they are still 5 games under .500 and not a contender at this point. As a lifelong met fan i'm sick of this shit.
Not bad splitting the trip. Would have liked to have taken 6 of the 10 but I guess it is what it is. MIL and SEA are both good teams. We should have won that Pads series.
I would change the dimensions again at Citi Field. Strong pitching makes it easier to pitch well in hitters parks.
I'd say Harvey. He was neck in neck with Kershaw for being the best pitcher in the nl last season before he got hurt. Next most likely is Jake. He seems to be ahead of Wheeler right now.
assuming Kershaw misses a season, I'd go with Harvey.
All their 1st round college bats have started their pro careers in Brooklyn. Granted, it's only Conforti, Plawecki and Ike.
Jay Payton in 1994 jumped from the NYPL short season ball all the way to Double-A.
Jeromy Burnitz started in the NYPL in 1990 but made it to St. Lucie near the end of the season and began 1991 in Double-A.
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Translation...if you want to acquire someone on our roster it's going to cost you.
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Still, if the Mets follow suit do we start Harvey in May next year? Shut him down at the end of the year? Interesting question.