So many complaints about a 6-2 team leading the division. Davis sucks. Nimmo sucks. Bullpen sucks. Callaway sucks. Hoover sucks. Dyson sucks.
Dyson definitely sucks. He's a terrible hitter. But some of his ideas on space travel are pretty good.
So many complaints about a 6-2 team leading the division. Davis sucks. Nimmo sucks. Bullpen sucks. Callaway sucks. Hoover sucks. Dyson sucks.
Disagree about the garbage, but agree about the long season. I figure into late October.Met's bullpen is garbage. Callaway is garbage. Looks like another long season awaits us
It was a vacuum cleaner joke. Note also the reference to Hoover. Hopefully they will not go from suck to blow.Dyson definitely sucks. He's a terrible hitter. But some of his ideas on space travel are pretty good.
It was a vacuum cleaner joke. Note also the reference to Hoover. Hopefully they will not go from suck to blow.
Arms need to stay healthy and Brodie needs to work on getting pieces for the bullpen, Diaz is solid, in fact I think he has a chance to be the best closer the Mets ever had, and Familia should be a solid setup man despite today's performance, however it's the bullpens front end that concerns me.Crowd amped for an early April game. Please be our year...
It was a vacuum cleaner joke. Note also the reference to Hoover. Hopefully they will not go from suck to blow.
Maybe Vargas was the wrong one in the rotation to skip. Going up against Scherzer you know going in you dont have much margin for error. At this rate I can see packaging up ond of the glut of young shortstops for a starter.Didn’t need this humble by the Nats
At what rate? This is Wheeler's second appearance. You gonna throw out the entire second half of last season?Maybe Vargas was the wrong one in the rotation to skip. Going up against Scherzer you know going in you dont have much margin for error. At this rate I can see packaging up ond of the glut of young shortstops for a starter.
Yes. You can look it up, which I doubt you have any intention of doing, since your question was clearly rhetorical.Has the Mets bullpen had a scoreless outing this year?
Just sign Keuchel to a 2 year deal. Don’t know if you can count on wheeler. Definitely can’t on vargasMaybe Vargas was the wrong one in the rotation to skip. Going up against Scherzer you know going in you dont have much margin for error. At this rate I can see packaging up ond of the glut of young shortstops for a starter.
That's what I'm talking about. By midseason. And no matter how early it is these games count too in what figures to be a tight race for playoff spots.At what rate? This is Wheeler's second appearance. You gonna throw out the entire second half of last season?Maybe Vargas was the wrong one in the rotation to skip. Going up against Scherzer you know going in you dont have much margin for error. At this rate I can see packaging up ond of the glut of young shortstops for a starter.
Yes it is possible that the Mets may move a young shortstop for a starter. A trade like that - IF it happens - happens at the trade deadline. Not after Game 9.
Let's at least get through the start of the season (Game 40?) before reaching any conclusions. We haven't finished the start. Hell, we're still at the start of the start.
Did I forget to mention that I've been elevated to the Head of Mets Scouting and PlayerI would sign Wheeler before the end of May,and my early feelings based on the last 2 years is Thor will never reach the levels his stuff should produce.I'm seeing him as either trade bait late in the season if the playoffs aren't in the picture, or in the off season for a couple high level players. Hope I'm wrong.Maybe they need to breakup deGrom and Thor, let Matz throw #2 To change the eye level for hitters in 3 or 4 game series. In fact for that reason I'd go,deGrom,Matz,Wheeler,if Vargus shows he's decent, then Thor. Call me nuts, but that's my thought process in a righty, lefty rotation. I just have a bad take on Syndergaard.
Yes. You can look it up, which I doubt you have any intention of doing, since your question was clearly rhetorical.
When you are asking your bullpen to pitch three to four innings every game, you MUST expect them to give up runs more often than not. Middle relievers give up runs. That's what they do. If they were better than that, they wouldn't be middle relievers.
If Keuchel (and more importantly, Boras) wanted a two year contract he'd have signed one long ago. Maybe he'll eventually have to settle for that, but it ain't happening anytime soon IMHO.Just sign Keuchel to a 2 year deal. Don’t know if you can count on wheeler. Definitely can’t on vargas
Always enjoy your posts. You are very rational.If Keuchel (and more importantly, Boras) wanted a two year contract he'd have signed one long ago. Maybe he'll eventually have to settle for that, but it ain't happening anytime soon IMHO.
Keuchel, 31, is reportedly seeking a one-year deal that will pay him more than the one-year, $17.9 million qualifying offer from the Astros he turned down during the offseason or a long-term contract at a lower salary, according to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports.
Rosenthal notes, though, that it's possible Keuchel -- who he says is throwing 95-pitch simulated games every five days to get ready -- doesn't get either of those requests.
"Neither option is necessarily available now that the season has started," Rosenthal said. "And the longer that Keuchel waits, the more he will sacrifice in a prorated deal and the longer it will take him to prepare."
When it comes to the Mets potentially signing Keuchel, it's important to note that the team is saving $10 million this season since Jacob deGrom's contract extension reduced his 2019 salary from $17 million to $7 million.
Regarding Keuchel some notes from yesterday per Ken Rosenthal.
I don't know about the idea of Matz in the pen with his propensity for losing the strike zone.It would be nice to sign another starter and move Vargas or Matz to the bullpen.
There is nothing about Matz that says bullpen. He is either a starter or nothing. I liked most of his latest outing and think he may find himself.I don't know about the idea of Matz in the pen with his propensity for losing the strike zone.
I think Vargas would be the one relegated to the pen.I don't know about the idea of Matz in the pen with his propensity for losing the strike zone.
Yes. Not to mention that Matz is one of those pitchers who tends to take a while to get in a groove. You certainly don't have that luxury coming out of the pen.There is nothing about Matz that says bullpen. He is either a starter or nothing. I liked most of his latest outing and think he may find himself.
I’ll say something...to me, it seems that GSel and Lugo seem to be tiring of this BP BS and both still feel they are starters. Seems to be affecting them this year.
I dont blame them. Esp since I think both are better than Matz, definitely better than VargasThere is nothing about Matz that says bullpen. He is either a starter or nothing. I liked most of his latest outing and think he may find himself.
I’ll say something...to me, it seems that GSel and Lugo seem to be tiring of this BP BS and both still feel they are starters. Seems to be affecting them this year.
I’m curious this year with Matz now also going outside instead of trying to bust everyone inside. He has real good stuff, just control problems and a bit predictable.I dont blame them. Esp since I think both are better than Matz, definitely better than Vargas
Why not? He's a 5-6 inning starter with good stuff. Put him in the bullpen he might be lights out. What in Andrew Miller's first 6 years said bullpen?There is nothing about Matz that says bullpen. He is either a starter or nothing. I liked most of his latest outing and think he may find himself.
I’ll say something...to me, it seems that GSel and Lugo seem to be tiring of this BP BS and both still feel they are starters. Seems to be affecting them this year.