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Fearsome Foursome: Mets’ young aces take on Royals in Series
This is classic Fall Classic: overwhelming velocity.
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Edison Volquez, Kansas City Royal’s pitcher, is shown in this photo.
Murphy, 30, enters Tuesday night’s World Series opener on a historic post-season run, with home runs in six straight playoff games and a. 421 batting average (16-for-38) in the Mets’ division series and NL Championship Series wins.
The New York Mets rode strong starting pitching from a trio of young arms in Jacob deGrom, Matt Harvey, and Noah Syndergaard through the playoffs, with help from shut down closer Jeruys Familia and the unconscious second baseman Daniel Murphy.
As the 111th World Series approaches, Mets manager Terry Collins announced his rotation on Saturday, laying out the four flamethrowers heading the Royals’ way this week.
“There was like, 16 of us living in a two-bedroom house, and they had a pay phone on the front porch that you used to call home once a week”, Yost recalled.
This confluence of skill and strategy comes both from God-given ability and organizational approach – on both sides.
The Royals made contact on 81.9% of their swings in 2015, the highest rate in baseball. Acquired from the Braves on July 24, Johnson, who played for the Rays in 2013, hit. “You have to have guys that care about not striking out”. “It was a tough way to end it. When it was all said and done, when we were in the locker room, we kind of looked back and said that was a great ride, nobody expected us to get to this point”.
He continued: “On a personal level, as a Queens boy, I want to be there, so I’m going to go do that”. “I never saw a strikeout turn into a double”.
Naturally, if these Royals played in the city where their Series opponents do, many of them would be more widely known. Kauffman Stadium measures a healthy 387 feet to the gaps. But I think my loyalty is with the Royals.
“That’s what they brought me here for, and I have to give it my all to make sure that the team that brought me here finishes off as champions”, Cueto said through an interpreter.
“I feel like we hit hard throwers well”.
This is not cheap talk, either.
Plus, Kauffman Stadium plays fairly big. Now they get the last laugh.
The Mets, of course, are aware of this. You don’t have too many chance to make a lot of mistakes in those games.
“It’s been a long time, and Mets have fans”, said his dad, Paul Magistro.
“Get your foot down in time and use your legs”, he summed up.
Can you think of a worse Game One World Series starter than Volquez? “And, Kansas City was there previous year, which has to give them a little bit of an advantage”. They won’t swing at pitches below the strike zone the way the Cubs did. “They can actually game-plan for the hitters’ weaknesses and exploit that”.
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“Their starting pitching is certainly deep enough, but to have Colon out of the bullpen is a huge plus, and the same with Niese….” They sounded far from awed with the arrival of a hyped-to-the-hilt Mets team from Gotham in their neck of the woods. “It’s nearly like every night’s a competition”. He threw five innings in the NLDS against the Los Angeles Dodgers. We can not let him beat us. And so they came roaring back against the Astros even though they were down 7-2 late in an elimination game. “We know what they’re about”, deGrom said. “Right now, it’s about our team and about winning”.