"He Is useless";"Real Trash" - Mets Fans in Disgust After David Peterson's Horrific Outing vs the Reds

Is Carlos Mendoza’s message still landing with Mets?

QUEENS, NY — The steady avalanche of bad Mets baseball finally got to SNY analyst and 1986 World Series champ, Ron Darling, on Tuesday night after starting pitcher David Peterson failed to back up home plate on a Tyler Stephenson RBI double, which allowed the Cincinnati Reds' runner to advance to third when shortstop Bo Bichette's throw bounced to the backstop.  "I don't understand it," Darling said during the 7-2 loss, which was the Mets' fifth…

The Mets Have a David Peterson Problem They Must Address

The New York Mets officially have a David Peterson problem, and there is only one serious solution to solve it.

"He is useless";"Real trash" - Mets fans in disgust after David Peterson's horrific outing vs the Reds

The New York Mets' losing skid extended to five games after a 7-2 defeat against the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night.

Ron Darling shreds Mets coaching staff after David Peterson’s mental blunder: ‘Happens every game’

The Mets have played plenty of bad baseball this season, and Ron Darling sounded tired of watching it from the SNY booth. The 1986 World Series champion pitcher ripped into left-hander David Peterson and what he believed to be a less-than-satisfactory reprimand to potentially come from the Mets coaching staff after the starting pitcher failed to back up a play at the plate in the sixth inning of Tuesday night’s 7-2 loss to the Reds at Citi Field.

David Peterson’s rough season continues as Mets drop 5th consecutive game in loss to Reds

NEW YORK — New Yorkers were riding high Tuesday after the Knicks clinched a spot in the NBA Finals, and after days of rain and humidity, the clouds cleared and the sun came out.

Ron Darling unloads on Mets coaching staff: 'Someone should rip someone at some point'

Credit: Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports / Sam Navarro-Imagn ImagesIf you’re fed up with the New York Mets, Ron Darling might be even more. The former Mets starting pitcher turned SportsNet New York (SNY) analyst didn’t hold back Tuesday night as New York dropped its fifth consecutive game and fell to a season-high 11 games under .500 against the Cincinnati Reds. The specific moment that set him off was David Peterson failing to back up home plate …