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Allison McCague

Allison McCague

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Policy Analyst, National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)

Washington, D.C., United States

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Total articles 1636

  • Mets Player Meter: Pitchers, April 7-13

    By Allison McCague| Amazin' Avenue Verified Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images Much like last week, there is much less red to see on this pitching meter than the position player meter. In fact, there is hardly any red to be seen at all. The rotation wasn’t quite as lights out this week (with the exception of Kodai Senga), but the bullpen continues to be absolutely remarkable (with the exception of Edwin Díaz). If you’re on staff ERA watch, the Mets currently have the best mark in baseball and it isn’t even really all that close.

    By Allison McCague · Amazin' Avenue

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Mets Podcast: APOTO, Episode 231: Kodai Senga redemption tour

    By Allison McCague, Maggie Wiggin, Linda Surovich| Amazin' Avenue Verified Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, an all-women led Home Run Applesauce podcast where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space. This week, we begin by discussing the Mets’ inconsistent offense, particularly the lower half of the order. But the Mets have been winning games on the back of their pitching staff.

    By Allison McCague, Maggie Wiggin, Linda Surovich · Amazin' Avenue

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Mets Player Meter: Pitchers, April 7-13

    By Allison McCague| Amazin' Avenue Verified Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images Much like last week, there is much less red to see on this pitching meter than the position player meter. In fact, there is hardly any red to be seen at all. The rotation wasn’t quite as lights out this week (with the exception of Kodai Senga), but the bullpen continues to be absolutely remarkable (with the exception of Edwin Díaz). If you’re on staff ERA watch, the Mets currently have the best mark in baseball and it isn’t even really all that close.

    By Allison McCague · Amazin' Avenue

    Apr. 15, 2025

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