What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
Hey this is kind of snazzy and “only” $30. It would make a nice summer cap. Every summer I take one cap and wear it all the time and by September it’s pretty beat up. That said, I have way too many caps and should just wear the one I have. But I do like this one! 47 Shop.
So here’s the story…and remember you don’t just get to 4 weeks and one day and go out there and throw 9 innings.
Mets RHP Jacob deGrom has suffered a stress reaction on his right scapula, which has caused inflammation.
He will stop throwing for up to 4 weeks and then be reevaluated. pic.twitter.com/ZvUWg96MZe
— MLB (@MLB) April 1, 2022
If only someone had warned the Mets last year.
If only someone had warned them a second time.
The good news is now you can all stop whining about the Apple TV+ game and how you wanted to see Scherzer.
The Mets said:
Jacob deGrom underwent an MRI today that revealed a stress reaction on his scapula that has caused inflammation in the area. The immediate prescription is for Jake to discontinue throwing for up to 4 weeks and then reimage the area. At that time, we’ll update the plan of care.
Mets Police sources tell us that Yoenis Cespdes and Bartolo Colon will be among the Mets attending Old Timers’ Day on August 27th.
Other Mets expected to attend include Keith Hernandez, John Santana who will throw 137 pitches because what could go wrong and Daniel Murphy!
Cespedes is 36. Murph is 37. Robinson Cano is 39.
While I appreciate the Mets finally celebrating team history, August 27th is a terrible date as it is one of the last Beach Weekends, and such a thing should not be wasted on baseball. Have this in May guys.
The Mets have added a sports book. The house always wins folks.
I guess you can do anything on parkland if the right people donate to the Mayor’s election fund.
Mets unveil new Caesars Sportsbook at Citi Field @sbjsbd @SportTechie pic.twitter.com/ildkeW5LI1
— Andrew Cohen (@andrew_cohen0) March 31, 2022
A new exhibit has been installed at Citi Field – “60 Years of the Mets.” pic.twitter.com/Do4uhj1Q8q
— SNY (@SNYtv) March 31, 2022