Despite being expected to be in Spring Training this year, 20 year-old Patt Maat, a native of Australia, had several visa problems, but he’s finally on schedule, debuting for the GCL Mets yesterday, going one for four with a double.
Looks like Savannah would be the likely destination for him next year. Of course, the real [...]
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Over the last month or so, the anti-saber crowd might actually be willing to call Philip Humber, “lucky.” His era. has been well over five, has allowed 51 hits over 42.1 innings, and yet he as a 5-1 record.
Yet, the actual version of luck- Voros McCracken’s theory of DIPS, now mostly used with the stat BABIP- [...]
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At Mets Prospect Hub, David shared his thoughts on a visit to Binghamton, N.Y.
On Martinez:
Fernando is fast. Now sure how fast exactly, (we’ve become use to comparisions with Jose Reyes) but one of his hits was an infield base knock that he simply out legged… on a slow roller to second. [...]
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When J.R. Voyles doesn’t compile a hit, well, you know something is wrong. The Cyclones did manage, however, to [...]
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