Mets Junkies

  • MetsJunkies Recap: Doubleheader split, Mets take series against Yankees

    No Jacob deGrom? No problem. Ok, not really, however in a series in which the two-time Cy Young award winner didn’t pitch, the Mets were still able to come out victorious. The first game of the doubleheader featured another high scoring contest, as both Pete Alonso and Dom Smith went yard. Brandon Nimmo, Francisco Lindor,…

    Gem Tablak

  • MetsJunkies Recap: Mets split Doubleheader with Braves

    The Braves and Mets set up shop for two games on Monday and the teams split the doubleheader. The first game of the day featured Jacob deGrom and of course, he did Jacob deGrom like things. The Mets’ ace hit the mound and threw five innings of shutout baseball while striking out six batters. In…

    Gem Tablak

  • MetsJunkies Recap: Stroman Great as Mets get Shutout

    The Mets got some encouraging news before the game, as their in no structural damage in Jacob deGrom his shoulder. The Mets will take it day to day, to judge if he is good to go for his next start. That’s the main good news of the day as the Mets weren’t able to sweep…

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  • MetsJunkies Recap: deGrom gets Holy against the Friars

    After losing the first two games to the Padres at PetCo Park in San Diego, deGrom was able to lead the Mets to victory for the first time since being in Arizona. Jacob deGrom as usual, was masterful on the mound. The DeLand, Florida native went seven innings while giving up just three hits while…

    Gem Tablak

  • Tuesday’s Pitching Preview 6/1

    The 26-20 New York Mets will play the second out of a three-game set against the 19-36 Arizona Diamondbacks. After winning their fifth straight on Memorial Day Monday, the Mets look to keep the momentum going on Tuesday. The Mets plan to send their hometown kid Marcus Stroman to the hill, making his eleventh appearance…

    Gem Tablak

  • MetsJunkies Recap: Mets Sweep Doubleheader

    The Mets swept the Rockies in Thursday’s Doubleheader. The Mets improved to 24-20 and improved the lead in the NL East to 2.5 games. Game One: The Mets beat the Rockies in game one behind 6 scoreless frames from Marcus Stroman. Stroman allowed just 3 hits and 2 walks, while striking out 3. Shut ‘em…

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