Mets' Luis Severino utterly destroys the Yankees

Mets’ Luis Severino utterly destroys the Yankees

Mets’ Luis Severino is embracing rivalry with

Yankees After the New York Mets (49–46)

games at Citi Field in late June, not much has

changed. With the former attempting to restore

momentum and the latter seeking to hold onto it

before the MLB trade deadline, both teams are

still traveling in similar directions. When the two

rivals square off again in the Bronx next week,

the atmosphere there should be insane.

But just like the first two-game series, Luis

Severino will be denied the chance to face his

former team. Despite his recent inconsistencies,

the veteran starting pitcher has played a key role

in the Mets’ midseason turnaround. He is 6-3

innings of work, rewarding president of baseball

operations David Stearns for the faith he showed

in him last December. As a result, Severino is

extremely proud to wear the Orange and Blue

every day—something he probably thought was

unimaginable when he first started playing.

Although the right-hander is bummed that the

Yankees won’t be seeing him during his

rotational stint, he has already thought of

amusing methods to exact some revenge on his

former employer. Luis Severino loses control of

himself when his former teammates accuse him

in their group conversation of being scared of

the Yankees. “I’m not scared of you guys,” he told

the journalists, according to SNY. “You only have

two good hitters right now.”” The two-time All-

Star has quickly adapted to his new

surroundings and the competitiveness that

comes with the Subway Series.