Category: World Series

• Despite the non-save situation on Friday, Jeurys Familia wanted the ball anyway

  Game 1 was as painstaking a loss as the Mets have endured throughout their 54-year history. The Mets had recorded 25 outs while maintaining a 4-3 lead, with arguably the best closer in the National League on the mound, a pitcher who had been lights out dominant since July 30. But on that night, Jeurys Familia proved…

  Michael Baron

  October 31, 2015

  Michael Baron, Op-Ed, Postseason, World Series

• Game 4 can change everything, one way or another…

  The Mets had a really nice, energetic, feel-good win on Friday night in their first World Series game in Flushing in more than 15 years. That’s all great, but the fun is over from that one. The Mets are now only trailing in the World Series 2-1. They are not out of the woods by a…

  Michael Baron

  October 31, 2015

  Michael Baron, Op-Ed, Postseason, World Series

• Schedule of events ahead of Game 4 of the World Series

  Here is a schedule of events ahead of Game 4 of the World Series at Citi Field on Saturday: 3:45 p.m. –Terry Collins in Press Conference Room 4:00 p.m. – Matt Harvey in Press Conference Room 5:00 p.m. – Ned Yost in Press Conference Room 5:15 p.m. – Royals Game 5 starter in Press Conference…

  Michael Baron

  October 31, 2015

  Postseason, World Series

• David Wright experienced magic 12 years in the making on Friday

  David Wright has been able to preserve several moments and achievements in what has been the most trying time of his life in 2015. There was his home run against the Phillies in his first at-bat off the disabled list against the Phillies. There was his now trademarked fist pump after scoring a run against…

  Michael Baron

  October 31, 2015

  Michael Baron, Op-Ed, Postseason, World Series

• Pitching with a purpose, Noah Syndergaard delivered the most important win of his life in Game 3

  It started out with a message and a purpose, and ended with utter scintillation from a right-hander from Mansfield, Texas on Friday night at Citi Field. From the very first pitch, it was clear Noah Syndergaard intended to pitch with a purpose. He buzzed Alcides Escobar with his patented Texas heat which flew by his…

  Michael Baron

  October 31, 2015

  Michael Baron, Op-Ed, Postseason, World Series