Seriously, thanks guys, you do good work. Informed and clear-headed and well-written. Full disclosure: I ran a Mets blog for two years back in, oh, I think it was 2012-2013, so I follow the bloggy blogness fairly closely. I've seen several folks try to go the subscription route: I don't know if there's any real money there. Feels like it has to be, mostly, a labor of love. Personally, I hope you can keep going through the winter on a leaner schedule. There are times, when free agency kicks in, when there's huge, huge interest in the comings and goings. I hope to read your analysis of possible signings, trade rumors, a new manager, all that good stuff. In some ways, the off-season, AKA Armchair GM Season, is more interesting that the games. Good luck! Don't disappear on us.
Thank you for this column. I enjoyed it thoroughly and hope after a vacation to clear your respective and collective heads, you will come back when exciting offseason things happen. What I really learned this season is how much I love the Mets, who are a special team with a unique history. Watching, reading and thinking about them is one of my greatest joys. (I also learned what "cheugy" means. I fear for Gen Z 🤔)
I signed up for this too late, in early September, but have very much enjoyed the coverage even the team was mostly terrible. I look forward to the offseason and hopefully better things (on the field) in 2022!
One of the things that made me sad beyond usual with the Mets collapse was the possibility that it might discourage you guys here from continuing this first-rate, can't miss daily briefing. Please carry on and know how important your work has been to us addicted and jaded Mets fans. Will you be releasing like a weekly or event-based briefing during the off-season?
Thank you for a great season of analysis and info. It enhanced the season so much!
Seriously, thanks guys, you do good work. Informed and clear-headed and well-written. Full disclosure: I ran a Mets blog for two years back in, oh, I think it was 2012-2013, so I follow the bloggy blogness fairly closely. I've seen several folks try to go the subscription route: I don't know if there's any real money there. Feels like it has to be, mostly, a labor of love. Personally, I hope you can keep going through the winter on a leaner schedule. There are times, when free agency kicks in, when there's huge, huge interest in the comings and goings. I hope to read your analysis of possible signings, trade rumors, a new manager, all that good stuff. In some ways, the off-season, AKA Armchair GM Season, is more interesting that the games. Good luck! Don't disappear on us.
Agree with all awards - nice job on the selections and great job all year with the coverage - will be missed !
Great stuff from you guys all year. And the Leiter clip just took me down a 1999 rabbit hole. That was my favorite Mets team (I’m sure I’m not alone).
Thank you for this column. I enjoyed it thoroughly and hope after a vacation to clear your respective and collective heads, you will come back when exciting offseason things happen. What I really learned this season is how much I love the Mets, who are a special team with a unique history. Watching, reading and thinking about them is one of my greatest joys. (I also learned what "cheugy" means. I fear for Gen Z 🤔)
I signed up for this too late, in early September, but have very much enjoyed the coverage even the team was mostly terrible. I look forward to the offseason and hopefully better things (on the field) in 2022!
One of the things that made me sad beyond usual with the Mets collapse was the possibility that it might discourage you guys here from continuing this first-rate, can't miss daily briefing. Please carry on and know how important your work has been to us addicted and jaded Mets fans. Will you be releasing like a weekly or event-based briefing during the off-season?
First move: Extend Quattlebaum!!!!