JT. Teran, Editor
This season will be a complete and total contrast from the disaster that was 2017. Last year, Mets fans were expecting another trip to the postseason after back-to-back appearances, and we were quickly reminded how cruel baseball can be. This year, no one is going into the season expecting to win, and that’s actually a positive for this team.
The guys are coming out of Spring Training healthier than in seasons past. None of their pitchers are hurting (Jason Vargas is out, but shouldn’t be sidelined too long) and their only injured hitter, Michael Conforto, is progressing a lot better than we were expecting.