Mets Junkies

  • Leadership: What is it?

    It’s been a while since I’ve written anything on here I know, but this has been on my mind for some time and especially during the Mets recent atrocious skid. So, What is leadership exactly? Is it showing a bright and happy face during Pre and Post game interviews? Is it keeping positive energy and…

    Greg Risorto

  • Analytical Management: The New Feel For The Game.

    Here’s a thought: When the Mets fired Dave Eiland back in 2019, the pitching started to get better. His methods were “Old school” and players were having trouble adapting to his methods and teachings. When Phil Regan (GOAT/Vulture) took over, the Mets pitching seemed to have gotten better. Regan followed the Analytics while also implementing…

    Greg Risorto

  • Mets Offense Concerning?

    The Mets offense is bad. They aren’t hitting with a .690 combined OPS during the first 19 games. Clearly the main issue for the Mets is power, but they also lack the big hit. And for some Mets players, it’s a career issue. Yes, I am aware that we are just 19 games into a…

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  • Long Term Lindor: The Mets Season Prediction(s)

    Well, It certainly has been a long time since I wrote an article. I hope you’re all ready for an in depth analysis of the Mets season. No, I’m not going to get into the nitty-gritty of everything, but I will give you where the Mets will place in the Division as well as why…

    Greg Risorto

  • Breaking Down: Joey Lucchesi Final Spring Start

    Joey Lucchesi made his final push to make the Mets in yesterday’s outing. Technically it wasn’t a start as Lucchesi came in after “opener” Jacob Barnes. Joey Lucchesi was splendid and in my opinion earned the spot on the Mets roster. So let’s break down his recent outing. Lucchesi started sharp in his first inning,…

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  • Who Fills Carlos Carrasco’s Spot in the Rotation?

    With the injury today of Carlos Carrasco, there becomes two major questions: will he be ready to go for the first turn in the rotation, and if not, who takes his place? Earlier this morning, March 18, the Mets announced that Carlos Carrasco has a strained hamstring. This injury could take varying amounts of time.…

    Michael Garaffa