Steve Cohen doesn’t seem to like you making fun of the Mets dance team

ICYMI here’s my take on the Mets dance team

From her name and photo, Charlotte appears to be a Yankees fan…

And Steve responded to this.  Is he on twitter searching for what people are saying about his Dance Team.   Hi Steve!

My theory here is that Steve doesn’t care about the dance team, but it’s a project that someone else is working on, and Steve is being protective of someone else.

Anyway, if Steve can’t take an innocuous line from a Yankees fan, he’s in for one heck of a ride this summer with his first time owning a bad baseball team without that new car smell.

Here’s today’s Mets probable pitchers for you diseased gamblers.

Exciting Mets Baseball..

Yesterday, the Mets fell to the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-2, in Jupiter. Right-handed pitcher Luis Severino made his first Grapefruit League start and threw 2.0 hitless innings. Infielder Mark Vientos launched an opposite-field solo home run in the second to put the Mets on the board. Minor league right-handed pitcher Blade Tidwell allowed three runs over 1.2 innings and tallied four strikeouts, including Jordan Walker, Nolan Gorman, Nolan Arenado, and Matt Carpenter. Catcher Tomás Nido recorded an RBI single in the eighth. Right-handed pitchers Sean Reid-Foley, Eric Orze, and Cam Robinson each threw 1.0 scoreless inning in relief.

ARMS APLENTY: Through seven games this spring, Mets pitchers have posted a 2.36 ERA (16 ER/61.0 IP), the best mark in the majors. The staff’s 1.18 WHIP is the third-lowest in the majors, while their .219 opponent batting average is the fourth-lowest mark. Mets starting pitchers have pitched to a 2.13 ERA (3 ER/12.2 IP), the second-best mark in Grapefruit League play and the sixth-best mark in the majors. Mets relievers have pitched to a 2.42 ERA (13 ER/48.1 IP), the lowest mark in the majors.

ROCCO’S UNCLE: Over his last three games, outfielder Trayce Thompson has reached base safely in six of his eight plate appearances. On February 26 at Washington, Thompson went 2-3 with a grand slam and an RBI single. Two days later, Thompson went 2-2 with a double and a home run vs. St. Louis. Yesterday at St. Louis, Thompson went 0-1 with two walks.

VS. MIAMI: Today the Mets will play their first of seven Grapefruit League games against Miami. Last season, the Mets went 9-4 against the Marlins, their best record against a division foe. Mets pitchers posted a 2.51 ERA (32 ER/114.2 IP) against Miami last season, their second-lowest mark against a single opponent behind only Arizona (2.14). This season, the Mets take on the Marlins at Citi Field from June 11-13 and August 16-18. New York will play at loanDepot Park from May 17-19 and from July 19-22.

In the 2023 season, Pete Alonso showcased his power hitting ability by finishing third in the majors in home runs with 46 and second in RBI with 118.  He once again failed to lead the team to the playoffs, having won only one playoff game in his career.

For you diseased gamblers:

Saturday, March 2 – 1:10 PM at Miami:

Mets:

LHP Sean Manaea
RHP José Buttó
RHP Christian Scott
RHP Mike Vasil
RHP Jorge López
RHP Michael Tonkin
LHP Brooks Raley
Marlins:

RHP Eury Pérez
RHP Calvin Faucher
LHP Patrick Monteverde
RHP Roddery Muñoz
RHP Sixto Sánchez
Sunday, March 3 – 1:10 PM vs. Houston:

Mets:

RHP Adrian Houser
RHP Dominic Hamel
LHP Jake Diekman
RHP Michael Tonkin
LHP Nate Lavender
Astros:

RHP José Urquidy
RHP Brandon Bielak
RHP Luis Contreras
RHP Seth Martinez
RHP Cole McDonald
LHP Parker Mushinski
RHP Oliver Ortega
LHP Bennett Sousa

Nice looking Mets caps for a change

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NEW YORK METS EXPAND FUN AT BAT PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AND USA BASEBALL

My friends, the Mets, want you to know about this. I hope it’s interesting because I am so busy today I don’t even have time to read it.  Watch, this will be the time the Mets decide to lose their minds and start an insurrection or something.  Wait – is Mike in camp?  Uh oh.

 

NEW YORK METS EXPAND FUN AT BAT PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AND USA BASEBALL

 

The Mets are seeking 150 new school partners to help grow the game of baseball for youth in the community.

 

FLUSHING, N.Y., February 29, 2024 – The New York Mets, in partnership with Major League Baseball and USA Baseball, are expanding the Fun At Bat program in 2024. The Mets are seeking 150 new school partners across New York City and the Tri-State area, which would total over 150,000 youth reached since launching the program in September 2022.

The Amazin’ Mets Foundation supported the Fun At Bat program with a $29,000 grant to USA Baseball to fund the new 150 participating schools.

Fun At Bat brings young athletes a unique baseball and softball experience by exposing students to an introductory level of the game including fielding, throwing and batting. Developed by USA Baseball, the program also places an emphasis on character development, functional movement, literacy, active play and fun.

This free program is available to all schools throughout the New York City and Tri-State area for grades K-5. Participating schools will receive quality equipment, USA Baseball Championship Principle books, and other resources. Physical education teachers will also have access to free online courses, which assist in teaching the fundamentals of the program.

All qualifying K-5 school administrators and physical education teachers can learn more and apply for Fun At Bat by visitingMets.com/FunAtBat. Schools that have previously received the program prior to 2022 are eligible to re-apply.

Reed Garrett and guys in Mets uniforms play guys in Cardinals uniforms today

Yesterday,”the Mets” secured their third consecutive victory, defeating the Miami Marlins 7-1 at Clover Park. Right-handed pitcher Adrian Houser made his first start of the spring, tossing 2.0 scoreless innings. Outfielder Tyrone Taylor got the Mets on the scoreboard with an RBI single in the third inning, while outfielder Alex Ramírez followed suit with an RBI double in the fifth to give the Mets the lead. In the sixth inning, Ji-Man Choi smashed a solo home run to right field.

The Mets extended their lead with four runs in the seventh inning, courtesy of a two-run single by outfielder Drew Gilbert, an RBI single by catcher Austin Allen, and a sacrifice fly by outfielder Taylor Kolwhey. The bullpen trio of right-handers Yacksel Ríos and Michael Tonkin, along with left-hander Nate Lavender, each contributed 1.0 scoreless inning.

Pitching has been a strong suit for the Mets this spring, as evidenced by their collective 2.75 ERA (11 ER/36.0 IP) through four games, the best mark in Grapefruit League play and the third-best in the majors overall. Mets starting pitchers have particularly impressed with a 1.13 ERA (1 ER/8.0 IP), ranking fourth in Grapefruit League play. Additionally, Mets relievers have posted a 3.21 ERA (10 ER/28.0 IP), the second-best mark in the Grapefruit League and the fourth-best in the majors.

Outfielders Tyrone Taylor and Trayce Thompson have stood out at the plate during Spring Training. Taylor has recorded a 3-for-6 performance with an RBI and a stolen base over two games, while Thompson has gone 2-for-5 with a grand slam and an RBI single in Monday’s game against Washington.

For you diseased gamblers out there,, the Mets are set to take on the Cardinals in their second Grapefruit League game out of six scheduled matchups. In their previous Grapefruit League opener against the Cardinals on February 24 at Clover Park, the Mets suffered a 10-5 defeat.

Right-handed pitcher Reed Garrett will make his second appearance of the spring, this time as a starter. In his previous outing against St. Louis on February 24, Garrett allowed two runs over 1.0 inning in relief. Last season, Garrett began with the Baltimore Orioles, appearing in two games before being designated for assignment on June 18. He was then claimed off waivers by the Mets on June 25, making nine relief appearances with the team. On September 30 against Philadelphia (Game 2), Garrett secured his first career major league win by pitching 3.0 scoreless innings and registering a career-high four strikeouts. A native of Henrico, VA, Garrett made his major league debut with the Detroit Tigers in 2019, appearing in 13 games with the club that season. In 2022, he made seven relief appearances with the Washington Nationals. Standing at 6-2 and weighing 195 pounds, Garrett was originally drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 16th round of the 2014 First Year Player Draft out of Virginia Military Institute.

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