Will we get this one in?
Mets Lineup
Brandon Nimmo – CF
Francisco Lindor – SS
Dominic Smith – LF
Pete Alonso – 1B
Jeff McNeil – 2B
Michael Conforto – RF
Jonathan Villar – 3B
Tomas Nido – C
Jacob deGrom – SP
Phillies Lineup
Matt Joyce – LF
Rhys Hoskins – 1B
Bryce Harper – RF
J.T. Realmuto – C
Alec Bohm – 3B
Didi Gregorius – SS
Jean Segura – 2B
Mickey Moniak – CF
Zach Eflin – SP
LGFM!
Possibility of snow tomorrow and Saturday it’s supposed to be 19 degrees. Lol
Maybe he can call in a favor from his family? :-)
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Like i said in the other thread. Supposed to be on organizational culture.
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Like i said in the other thread. Supposed to be on organizational culture.
Sorry Z I didn't see the other thread.
Yes it is postponed now. Doubleheader now on 6/25. 6th postponement so far.
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Yes it is postponed now. Doubleheader now on 6/25. 6th postponement so far.
Maybe Thor starts on of those games on the 25th! :-)
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I don’t know why he would have changed anything coming off the year he had in Seattle.
During his final two years with the Mariners, Díaz entered to “Narco,” an energetic, instrumental tune that features a bouncy trumpet line. But upon arriving in New York, Díaz changed his entrance music to “No Hay Limite,” a less upbeat song by Miky Woodz. Whether coincidentally or not, Díaz had his worst season as a professional -- seven blown saves, seven losses and a 5.59 ERA.
Last year, Díaz switched back to “Narco,” which he believes played a role in his renaissance -- a 1.75 ERA over 26 outings.
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-Diaz has some concerning secondary numbers. His whiff% has tanked so far. Something to monitor.
-Harvey 4.2 innings 3 hits 2 runs 1 walk 3 k's, good for him
-Diaz has some concerning secondary numbers. His whiff% has tanked so far. Something to monitor.
-Harvey 4.2 innings 3 hits 2 runs 1 walk 3 k's, good for him
Maybe they can force the Wilpons to give up their remaining 5%. Wash the stink completely off the Mets
yesterday he looked as good as he ever has here though and it's certainly early enough that everyone is still working themselves into form.
I hated that trade for the Marlins. Couldn't believe they gave up Gallen for what looked to me to be potentially the IF version of Brinson, but Chisolm does indeed look like a player. And the Marlins keep coming up with SP. Looks like it could be a good deal for both teams.
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looks very good for Arizona but Chisholm looks like quite the player for Miami. That team is headed in the right direction.
I hated that trade for the Marlins. Couldn't believe they gave up Gallen for what looked to me to be potentially the IF version of Brinson, but Chisolm does indeed look like a player. And the Marlins keep coming up with SP. Looks like it could be a good deal for both teams.
Their 2 most talented arms are hurt (Sixto/Cabrera) and yet they still have a ton of pitching. Rogers could be very, very good. Meyer could be a monster as well.
Good for him. I'm rooting for him, it sucks that a guy with so much talent has it ripped away from him. If it has to be in Baltimore, so be it. As long as it's not in the NLE!
WTF is with these two managers? They can't use their closers two days in a row? Neither had pitch more than a day in a row.
obviously a hot start slants perception, but some people were making the case for Acuna or Tatis even over Trout coming in to the season.
Is it crazy to say that?
is there a 4th player I'm missing? Betts?
Saturday: Lucchesi
Sunday: Stroman
as expected.
Dunn's average velocity in 2020 was 91.2 mph
Servais believes cleaning up mechanical inefficiencies may fix the issues.
“Our pitching coaches have talked about with him,” he said. “You don’t want to make big changes during the season. Those are things you focus on in the offseason, to see if we can get a little bit more to come out.”
But a handful of professional scouts noted that Dunn looks heavier, less flexible and less explosive than his days at Boston College and in the Mets system.
“I thought he was starting to get heavy in 2019,” said one scout.
Another scout pointed out that Dunn had gained a fair amount of weight in the midsection and rear end going into the 2019 season, making him more rotational in his mechanics, which makes staying on line to the plate difficult. He also thought Dunn looked slower-twitch in his movement and mechanics while his arm speed on his pitches had disappeared.
“Even in his early Mets videos, he was way more athletic,” the scout said. “Now there’s just no life to anything that’s coming out.”
And while the dip in velocity is important, Servais mentioned that the growth of a viable third pitch, specifically a changeup, to work off the fastball — at whatever speed — and the slider, Dunn’s best pitch, must become prevalent.
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Matt Harvey's avg. FB velocity by game this season:
April 3: 92.9 mph
April 8: 92.9 mph
April 15: 93.5 mph
He walked 8 batters his last start.
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Dunn throwing 94-95 consistently. Significant velocity gains over 2020 #ExMets
He walked 8 batters his last start.
He did, and he may end up in the BP but the 8 walk start (4.2 innings, he only allowed 1 hit
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Dunn throwing 94-95 consistently. Significant velocity gains over 2020 #ExMets
He walked 8 batters his last start.
He did, and he may end up in the BP but the 8 walk start (4.2 innings, he only allowed 1 hit
true, still almost a 2 WHIP which is awful.
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Brandon Nimmo has hit .293 since returning from the IL on September 1, 2019. 354 PAs, .293/.429/.512 overall.
Dan Haefeli
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Brandon Nimmo has hit .293 since returning from the IL on September 1, 2019. 354 PAs, .293/.429/.512 overall.
Obviously the hot start has been great and will cool but I've actually been more pleasantly surprised by his D in CF.