Steve Gelbs

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Mets Field Reporter and Jets Pre and Post-Game Host for SNY. Proficient at building cup snakes, catching foul balls and winning sausage races.

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Steve Gelbs

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Marcus Semien is now hitting .341 (15-for-44) with RISP this season.

That was cold, Francisco…in more ways than one.

So I guess this is a thing now.

Good morning, Mets fans.

An MVP acknowledges his adoring public.

TikTok Hard Launch

They’re not dead yet.

Happy Opening Day, Mets fans.

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Almost choked, but I said what I said. Man of integrity who can’t be rattled.

Juan Soto, Carson Benge &amp; AJ Ewing this week: .351 AVG, 1.150 OPS, 8 HR, 2 doubles. In a disappointing season, they’ve provided real hope for the future. The Mets have found their outfield for years to come. And it’s a unit that can be one of the most dynamic in baseball.

Where do the Mets go from here?

Just in case you didn’t enjoy this weekend enough, here’s some Jonah/Sean content to brighten your day further. So pure.

David Stearns is staying put. That was the biggest Mets news of the week. In this week’s check-in, we break down Steven Cohen’s comments on Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman’s podcast and what they mean for the Mets moving forward.

From this angle, Robert’s walk-off is even more impressive. Almost looks like he barely swung. To drive it out in those conditions too? That’s serious raw power.

Looked like another missed chance with the bases loaded and less than two outs. Then Semien’s grounder slips under Vivas’ glove and everything changes. Seven in the inning, capped by Soto’s blast. Maybe that’s the exhale this team needed. Time will tell.

Cannot be overstated how badly the Mets needed that.

Psychopath.

Brandon Nimmo had a message for Mets fans heading into the weekend.

Don’t sleep on Mark Vientos.

BONUS: Let’s Be Frank Playoff Hockey Edition (feat. Anthony DiComo)

Luke Weaver was incredibly thoughtful postgame talking about the mental side of this spiral. There’s no doubt this team is pressing to an extreme degree, which is the absolute worst thing you can do in baseball. Stopping it, though, is easier said than done.

Last Sunday’s euphoric win over the Yankees feels like a lifetime ago for this group. For a team trying to climb out of a big hole, road trips like this and series like the one they just played in Miami simply can’t happen.

A clip from last night's report on pitch counts &amp; why they're not actually protecting pro pitchers. When everything's about chasing velo &amp; throwing max effort, the ligaments can't hold. A great analogy that I got from Glenn Fleisig comparing ligaments &amp; tendons to rubber bands:

Marcus Semien is starting to heat up. Hitting .364 (8-for-22) over the last 7 games with a double and a pair of home runs.

This is for the “Garrett Wilson’s lack of targets is just a narrative” folks. Sometimes, numbers do lie. A deep dive for those interested:

Carlos Mendoza on Francisco Lindor’s mental lapses this season: “It’s weird because that’s not him. It’s hard to explain.”

This place was electric before. Now it’s a zoo.

Juan Soto, Carson Benge & AJ Ewing this week: .351 AVG, 1.150 OPS, 8 HR, 2 doubles. In a disappointing season, they’ve provided real hope for the future. The Mets have found their outfield for years to come. And it’s a unit that can be one of the most dynamic in baseball.

A clip from last night's report on pitch counts & why they're not actually protecting pro pitchers. When everything's about chasing velo & throwing max effort, the ligaments can't hold. A great analogy that I got from Glenn Fleisig comparing ligaments & tendons to rubber bands: