Regarding the Mets and Steven Matz, this does not have to be complicated, despite how much Luis Rojas channeled Gregory Hines on Wednesday afternoon with his tap dance: Sure, the Mets should try to make Matz their Ryan Yarbrough. They would have to keep him in their starting rotation, in …
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A missile from a house run to create necessary breathing space. A link, well attacking single to the opposite field. This was the Amed Rosario the Mets saw so much of in the second half of last season. For one night he was back. Rosario picked up the Mets’ second …
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Yoenis Cespedes haunted the Mets and they got better. Robinson Cano provided an adductor tension and the Mets got better. Amed Rosario developed an upset stomach and the Mets got better. What did not kill her made her longer. The Mets outclassed the Nationals 8-2 in a matinee Thursday. They …
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This season is doubled as a torture chamber for pitchers. So when a contingent of Mets, including coach Brian Chicklo, hid around Jacob deGrom in the second inning, you could imagine that Citi Field had been as quiet with a full house as the fans of the cardboard cut were. …
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Robert Gsellman was immediately tested in a situation with a high forklift and came up with a bullpen hero for the Mets on Saturday. In his first appearance since Aug. 11 last season, the referee stiffened the Marlins in the seventh inning – knocking out two of the three fights …
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