Mets Analysis
A look back at Justin Verlander’s time with the Mets
It didn’t last long.
Getting to know Mets prospect Ryan Clifford
The Mets got a big (red?) bat prospect as the second piece in the Justin Verlander trade.
A look back at Max Scherzer’s time with the Mets
Max Scherzer spent 607 days as a New York Met, and experienced basically every high and low possible in that time.
We will miss Mark Canha for more than just baseball reasons
It’s time to say goodbye to our big, beautiful ally
Getting to know Mets prospect Drew Gilbert
The main piece in the Justin Verlander deal, Gilbert is immediately the best prospect in the system.
Getting to know Mets prospect Jeremy Rodriguez
The Mets added a young but projectable shortstop in exchange for Tommy Pham.
Reviewing the Mets’ 2023 Trade Deadline
The Mets shed a number of veteran players and restocked their farm system.
Getting to know Mets prospect Jeremiah Jackson
The Mets added a power hitter with some interesting hitting mechanics in exchange for Dominic Leone.
A quick review of the Mets’ 2023 trade deadline thus far
Here’s what the Mets have done thus far—and what they still might do—ahead of the trade deadline.
The players the Mets might trade next after dealing Max Scherzer
The Mets are clearly sellers and have more pieces who could be dealt.
How the Mets’ rotation looks without Max Scherzer
Scherzer’s departure leaves a significant hole in the starting rotation.
Getting to know Luisangel Acuña
A top-50 prospect joins the Mets’ system in the Max Scherzer deal.
Trade deadline ideas for the 2023 Mets
Here are six purely hypothetical deals as we approach the deadline.
Finding players for the Mets to trade, Part 2
Here are four more players the Mets might be able to flip before the trade deadline.
Finding players for the Mets to sell before the trade deadline, Part 1
The Mets appear to be toast but have some players who might help other teams.
The Dark Knight Rises, 10 Years Later: Start #12
June 2, 2013: Harvey once again meets his new nemesis, the Miami Marlins.
Brett Baty is a step away from greatness
Brett Baty’s second tour in the big leagues has been very good so far, but he is an adjustment away from a full on breakthrough.
Justin Verlander has never liked first innings
Through Verlander has struggled at the beginning of both starts, Mets fans shouldn’t worry.
Mets catchers have put up weird defensive numbers so far
While not quite elite, Francisco Álvarez’s defense has looked good so far while Tomás Nido’s has looked pedestrian
Max Scherzer’s struggles have one simple explanation
Once his most effective weapon, his most-used pitch has now become a liability
Maybe Starling Marte needs a short break
Since leaving a game with a neck strain earlier this month, Marte has struggled mightily.
How the Mets’ starting pitching looks to get through April
With four of the five pplanned starters out, who will pick up the ball?
Denyi Reyes is off to a promising start for the Mets
An early offseason addition, Reyes has looked good in his first five innings in orange and blue.
Tommy Pham has been a pleasant surprise
The fourth outfielder has brought a lot of value already this season.
The bottom of the Mets’ roster has been a problem, so far
It is still very early in the season, but a shaky start should have the Mets looking inward.
David Peterson is not maximizing his repertoire
Peterson needs to rely more on his elite slider and less on his middling fastball.
Tylor Megill looks to build on his first start of the season at Thursday’s home opener
Can Big Drip make us forget Verlander was supposed to start?
How the Mets’ bullpen looks without Edwin Díaz
The Mets can’t replace Díaz, but they already have interesting options to finish out games.
A final grade on the Mets offseason
The Mets have quite a stew going.
Tommy Pham will serve as a role player this season
The veteran was signed to be a 4th outfielder/DH type, though he comes with an....interesting past.
A look at the Mets’ rotation options while José Quintana is out
Should the Mets stick with their internal depth or bring in another arm?
How the other NL East teams fared this offseason
Sizing up the Mets’ division foes for 2023 as pitchers and catchers report.