by: Greg Prince — Faith and Fear in Flushing 3h
Helluva win for the Mets on a Wednesday night in the middle of June. Some wins and their salient on-field details tend to get lost in the bigger picture. Lets hope not, anyway.
New York Mets
... rilliant managing by Luis Rojas. The win, our fourth consecutive, pushed the Mets to ten above .500 for the first time since the end of 2019 and kept us five ...
by: Jason Fry — Faith and Fear in Flushing 16 Jun
One of the many fun things so far about 2021 is the Mets winning games that in a lot of previous years youd expect them to lose. Only the Mets could do that. All of them?
New York Mets
... he shadows of all those alternative-universe losses darkening our skies. The Mets of recent vintage paid scant attention to defense, routinely playing guys ou ...
by: Greg Prince — Faith and Fear in Flushing 15 Jun
The word that keeps getting repeated by Mets and people around the Mets is electric. Citi Field, they say, is electric. Were there in spirit and reality. You couldnt.
New York Mets
... kind of didn’t. The 2020 Mets who’d been here before knew what we were like. The 2020 Mets who’d arrived i ...
by: Jason Fry — Faith and Fear in Flushing 14 Jun
But the fact is that sometimes life, or at least the non-baseball part of it, gets in the way. Off we went for our visit, returning to find the Mets up 2-1! Still.
New York Mets
... I furrowed my boy in mild concern at what was happening in front of me. The Mets led, but the Padres had runners on second and third and Jeurys Familia had t ...
by: Jason Fry — Faith and Fear in Flushing 13 Jun
It was what baseball should be fun! Thats foreign to me for years theyve been a team whose best-case scenario was, Well, they have a chance to outhit their mistakes.
by: Greg Prince — Faith and Fear in Flushing 12 Jun
If Jacob deGrom is pitching, Jacob deGrom is the show. If Jacob deGrom is hitting, Jacob deGrom is the salvation. Maybe not worst case, but definitely bad case.
by: Greg Prince — Faith and Fear in Flushing 10 Jun
As the Mets scored their first seven runs on Wednesday night, I felt a tinge of sadness for the Orioles pitcher who surrendered them. It wasnt a particularly ceremonial surrender.
by: Jason Fry — Faith and Fear in Flushing 9 Jun
The Mets got their butts kicked in Baltimore on Tuesday night. Whats to be done with Peterson? Thats more than enough, but maybe theres something more. Probably not.
by: Greg Prince — Faith and Fear in Flushing 7 Jun
The Mets made it out of San Diego in one piece and first place. Could these be the Mets we come to know and love for more than just a four-day Southern California getaway?
by: Greg Prince — Faith and Fear in Flushing 6 Jun
I hope this causes no difficulties for you in your role as official statistician of Major League Baseball. Dont get me wrong. Oh, and the batters! I include myself in that cohort.
by: Jason Fry — Faith and Fear in Flushing 5 Jun
Im going with D. The no-hit bid went by the boards when Francisco Lindor led off the 7 th with a dunker in front of Tommy Pham, which Pham played into a triple. G-R-I-S-W-O-L-D.
by: Jason Fry — Faith and Fear in Flushing 4 Jun
Well, at least the pig exited covered with lipstick. You survived, so pen your own memoir of the journey. Darvish is one of those pitchers who seems like he should never lose.
by: Greg Prince — Faith and Fear in Flushing 3 Jun
Welcome to YouTube! Based on your viewing history, these videos are specially recommended for you! The Mets score four first-inning runs! Hardly ever gets hit, either! WHOS A BUM?
by: Jason Fry — Faith and Fear in Flushing 2 Jun
With one out, Nick Ahmed singled and took second base on a Billy McKinney bobble, then moved to third on a groundout. Im a Mets fan, after all. But its not the only point of view.
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