Rossiter-Ewers Press Release To the query: Why was 2019 significant? Every season for Mets fans is significant, especially when considering how they’ve suffered mightily through the years yet always believe that hope springs eternal. Ya Gotta. The Last Scorecard – Rossiter-Ewers Publishing The Last Scorecard and 2019 differ. The author, a transplanted Queens native and former sportswriter, shifts gears midway through the campaign. Planning to bring his lifelong friends along for the ride for a superstitiously perceived championship year, Angus Quinton Kerr realizes he is covering his favorite team for the final time. Spring would hold no hope. @Mets The Last Scorecard – Rossiter-Ewers Publishing Undertaken in solitude halfway across the nation, The Last Scorecard is a coming-of-age tale, a maturation process from being one of the boys of summer to retiring from an assignment wishing never to look back. Emotionally wrapped in game summaries and agate box scores, Angus’ account wraps up another season of disappointment. From the questionable guidance of the trio of chief operating officer, general manager and manager to Pete Alonso’s record-setting rookie year and Jacob deGrom’s second consecutive Cy Young performance, another summer is lost to the baseball gods despite a ton of untapped potential. The Last Scorecard – Rossiter-Ewers Publishing The game changed in a way the author didn’t anticipate nor desire. And there is only one way he could say goodbye. Turn on the radio, mockup a homemade scorecard and keep tabs one last time. @Mets The Last Scorecard – Rossiter-Ewers Publishing A must read for every diehard Mets fan. Available only at Rossiter-Ewers . com