Mets 2024 Season

brilliant work. Kept the game close. Got through wheeler. Torched their bullpen. Textbook

At worst we’re going back to citi 1-1 series. Feels very good
This is a great start but a short series where advantage shifts quickly. Wheeler was so dominant it was reminiscent of Mike Scott's 2006 mastery in the 1986 Mets-Astros series. Back then as the series progressed the Mets were well aware that they should win in 6 or face Scott in game 7. Same scenario here. There is pressure to win 2 of next 3 and move on.

This team is way more focused than us as fans. They don't give up, remain in the moment confidently, and will be ready for game 2.

So many guys stepping up in big ways doing their job.


A week ago we weren't certain what this team was made of and how they would perform with the season on the line.

Now we kmow. This is a special Mets team. I hope for them they keep this ride going as far as it will take them.
 
I just watched Devin Williams post game interview after Thursday nights game and he is one stand up man. Certainly was very disappointed but answered every question in an honest, thoughtful, open manner.
I was especially impressed with his answer when asked if he thought Lindor’s check swing was a swing and he just very matter of factly answered “no”. Gave respect to Alonso, saying the pitch he hit wasn’t the worst one he ever threw, said he got it outside where he wanted it and Alonso did his job hitting it.
A young man I will be rooting for going forward, except against the Mets of course.
 
Great win. Stayed close while waiting for a virtually unhittable Wheeler to exit and then jumped the bullpen.

The Mets entire energy changes when a dominant pitcher leaves the game. It’s like a parent going to bed during a sleepover party.

Wheeler threw 110 pitches and was hitting speeds he hasn’t in a few years. You’d think he will be compromised for a game 5 if it comes to that. Peterson barely broke a sweat. Senga should be ready for 3 innings next outing.

Reed Garrett was excellent. He’s in the circle of trust now. My guy Big Country Stanek got the job done, but I’ll have to downgrade him from soul-snatcher to okay high leverage option. Maton took a small step, but a long way to go to earn any kind of trust — and that 7.75 mill team option for 2025 looks like an easy decline.
 
Great win. Stayed close while waiting for a virtually unhittable Wheeler to exit and then jumped the bullpen.

The Mets entire energy changes when a dominant pitcher leaves the game. It’s like a parent going to bed during a sleepover party.

Wheeler threw 110 pitches and was hitting speeds he hasn’t in a few years. You’d think he will be compromised for a game 5 if it comes to that. Peterson barely broke a sweat. Senga should be ready for 3 innings next outing.

Reed Garrett was excellent. He’s in the circle of trust now. My guy Big Country Stanek got the job done, but I’ll have to downgrade him from soul-snatcher to okay high leverage option. Maton took a small step, but a long way to go to earn any kind of trust — and that 7.75 mill team option for 2025 looks like an easy decline.
The way these guys are built , maybe the 110 pitches affects him in his next start (prayer). He was definitely letting loose in the last inning knowing he was done.

We think.of Wheeler as a gigantic mistake but even if the Wilpons had a crystal ball they would not have been inclined to pay him.

Leadership starts at the top, and Cohen brings a vibe and confidence to let his baseball people make their decisions while providing them everything they need. Met fans have waited a lifetime for a guy like him to run things.
 
Could be way off here but I’d keep him as far away from the clubhouse as possible. Guy is a negative nut job, the antithesis of Iglesias in every way. DFA him and thank him for his service!
Without passing judgment on McNeil I will say that I absolutely love Iglesias. Hard to fathom.how this guy was picked off the scrap heap. He is high quality in almost every way.
 
Without passing judgment on McNeil I will say that I absolutely love Iglesias. Hard to fathom.how this guy was picked off the scrap heap. He is high quality in almost every way.
Iglesias is a pro’s pro. Does anyone remember that Iglesias “won” the backup job in Spring Training. However, the great Joey Wendle was on a “Major league” deal. So Wendle was the guy blocking Iglesias. Did Iglesias pout? Ask out? No, guy put his head down and played well at AAA. When the opportunity came he was ready. There is a message in there for young players. Guy is a role model and we are lucky to have him.
 

Balls and strikes is frustrating but some are close and human error happen. Some guys shouldn’t be Umps. It is what it is.

However, the replay “miss” is hard to explain. If that’s not clear and obvious I don’t know what is. Don’t expect transparency either. You can’t unsee what everyone saw.
 
Maybe a little panic in Filly? Gary Cohen key to the Series was controlling Alec Bohm. Well, he’ll be riding the pine later this afternoon. Interesting.

 
Mets:
Lindor SS
Vientos 3B
Nimmo LF
Alonso 1B
Iglesias 2B
Martinez DH
Marte RF
Alvarez C
Bader CF

Phillies:
Schwarber DH
Turner SS
Harper 1B
Castellanos RF
Stott 2B
Realmuto C
Marsh LF
Sosa 3B
Rojas CF
 
Severino is living right. He made TWO terrible pitches to Schwarber. One pitch for a strike and the one he just missed. Gotta stay away from down and in to LHH. Guy is looking to pull everything. It ain’t a secret.
 
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