The Brutal Decline of Noah Syndergaard 

he went from god of thunder to rotation pitcher

I think his height is working against him. Theres nothing wrong with his velocity. Greg Maddaox wishes his average fastball was 92 mph. but he's not keeping any of his pitches down which works well when you can overpower the hitter but 92 mph has to be anywhere but where he is throwing.

Who who and who?

& wheeler

@@jwigs4415zach wheeler is doing okay. Better than the others for sure.

Who was their #5 guy? He was good too if I recall. That rotation was as good as Ive ever seen, too bad Harvey was an alcoholic.

@@axe2grind244 was it Dillon gee?

Letting him leave and having him still pitching poorly is a disappointment ?

Yes lol

Yeah that made me laugh.

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as a reds fan sadak is an amazing voice. him and barry larkin calling games is better than any reds fan could ask for after the cowboy

And that’s a deep fly ball to left field and that’s a homerun for Castellanos. I consider myself a man of faith. Is the single greatest Reds call of all time. Sorry Reds Brenneman is all anyone remembers about you.

Pretty much

That's everything.

Meh pitchers getting hurt and/or flaming out is what baseball is

Yeah. I’m a Phils fan and I’ll admit we got fleeced. Moniak was always a great player. Last year, he was coming off a bad injury and didn’t play too well, but trading him was a mistake.

@@ihaveaheadache4657 tell your front office thank you from me.

@@ihaveaheadache4657we got marsh…..😊

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@@manjidrift I had to do it. The Noah half year was brilliant. Just to get Mickey Mouse.

Good marketing ben

That's a really good point. Dickey was an innings-eater, something the Mets's starting rotation lacked. Even Bartolo Colon was not a finisher like Dickey.

Most doggers pitcher are garbage, the doggers cant get anybody out, but they can out bat them, that is the only way doggers can win.

Sounds like Ricky Vaughn from major league 2

@@um8440 Have you ever heard of Clayton Kershaw?

Well they should have kept Bauer since they were already paying him 25 million…dudes been elite in Japan after a rough first 3 games (expected after 2 years out of the game)

@@joshuapatrick682I agree with you

His “prime” was short and as a Braves fan you knew that with him on the Mets his success wouldn’t last long

Because it's a business and the human body is a product with increasingly diminishing returns. Grow up.

The royals were coming off a WS loss and came back stronger. Wish the series at least didn’t end in a lopsided game 5.

For starters, the offense wasn't good enough. After his crazy feats in the NLDS and NCLS, Daniel Murphy was nowhere to be found. Cespedes only hit 2 home runs in October and both were in the NLDS against the Dodgers. The Royals pitching staff that year was good enough, but not exactly dominant. The best offensive player for the Mets that World Series was Curtis Granderson. Conforto had his moment in Game 4 and the team had a good output in Game 3, but for what they had, the offense really underperformed And then of course, there was another theme that has plagued the Mets for years and years now: their inability to hold on to leads in the late innings. While he puled up alot of saves that year, Familia is no Edwin Diaz and him taking the mound in the 9th made fans more nervous than anything, and he never could just shut the door that World Series. Defense failed them as well. Murphy and Duda both made crucial errors in the late innings. The Royals took advantage of that and with the Mets somewhat lackluster offense, they simply stayed patients until the game was in the hands of the bullpen before they started to go off

@@milestone380 Daniel Murphy disappeared in the World Series

Lmao Joel zumaya had the craziest injuries

Yeah Ben Joyce is already injured lmao

Guys like Seaver knew how to pitch and when to turn it up. That’s why they lasted. These guys want to strut with every pitch over 100mph. They throw hard, but they are not pitchers. There is all physical, zero mental with these guys.

It's easy to give up something you don't have.

He's a thrower not a pitcher, if he wants to continue pitching he needs to learn to be a pitcher instead of being a thrower like his old self..

@@nineteeneightynine432 That's exactly right, and it has been done before, CC Sabathia and Bartolo Colon being two good example.

@@bigtimetimmyjim6486Colon was always a flamethrower, nice attempt though

It worked out. We have Marsh from you guys now, who's easily our best CF since Victorino. Mickey had too much pressure here being a number 1 overall pick. He needed a change of scenery. Same could be said for Marsh, I think.

@@GatsbyCioffiyeah I’d say the deadline trades between the angels and phils were a win-win

I hope your husband likes him too

Ironic how after 2015 game 5, Matt Harvey was doomed for good after, and in the 2016 wild card, Noah was doomed for it seems.

@@MikeNapoli1989 Matt Harvey played for the Mets for five seasons and then bounced around. That is what happens when a pitcher does not accept his mechanics are shot. Jacob Degrom having Tommy John surgery, and numerous stints on the injured list, may be the end for him. He is thirty- four years old, and by the time he heals, and is able to play again, he will be thirty-six. Noah has done a bit of bouncing around. I think he is done, but it sure would be nice to be wrong. Even though he is not with the Mets anymore, I like him and would like to see him work the kinks out of what is troubling him.

Yeah, it's called injuries

Same. He was great in 2015 and 2016 and disappeared.

Just like his fastball 😂

A big issue for him is that while his fastball dipped in velo, his change up didn't. So he throws a 93 MPH fastball with like a 90-91 change up, which...doesn't change anything up, lol