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Timely hitting, productive outs, a near-perfect bullpen and a quality start give the Mets a very unremarkable, but welcome, victory to snap a three game losing streak.
The Mets got back in the win column after a very annoying three game losing streak in the most ho-hum way possible: through timely hitting, quality pitching, and Edwin Díaz looking great after a blown save yesterday.
The Mets struck first, getting on the board with two outs in the top of...
Brandon Nimmo hit a homer and scored twice to lead the visiting New York Mets past the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Monday. The Mets snapped a three-game losing streak while the Cardinals lost for the fifth time in six games.
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A quick review of how the Mets’ pitchers fared over the past week.
The Mets have pitched very well as a team overall this season, but this week is one of the rougher weeks for the pitching thus far. Obviously the standout bad performance was that of José Quintana on Friday, but perhaps more importantly the bullpen that had looked so infallible has suddenly looked a lot more fallible of late. The highlight of the week on the pitching side is...
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The Mets look to end their skid and pick up their first win on the road trip behind Sean Manaea
Mets Lineup Brandon Nimmo CF Starling Marte - RF Francisco Lindor - SS DJ Stewart - 1B J.D. Martinez - DH Brett Baty - 3B Joey Wendle - 2B Jeff McNeil - LF Tomas Nido - CSean Manaea - LHP
Cardinals Lineup Jose Fermin - 2B Willson Contreras - C Paul Goldschmidt - 1B Nolan Arenado - 3B Dylan Carlson - CF Ivan Herrera - DH Brendan Donovan - LF Masyn Winn -...Kim Klement Neitzel-USA TODAY Sports
A quick review of how the Mets’ position players fared over the past week.
The Mets’ offense continues to be maddeningly inconsistent. This week, they were 25th out of 30 teams in team wRC+. A big part of that is that Pete Alonso is mired in a massive slump, so the Mets have been without a major power threat in their lineup. Though Francisco Lindor had his second straight good week and Brett Baty broke out for a massive performance on Friday (a...
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Can the Mets regain their mojo against the Red Birds?
What a difference a weekend can make. At the time of our last series preview, the Mets had just split a series with the Cubs and had, perhaps, their best pitching matchups of the season lined up for a weekend series against the Rays.
Despite getting a quality, electric start from a debuting Christian Scott, the Mets couldn’t muster a single victory this weekend, losing...
The New York Mets have received encouraging news regarding the recovery of their injured ace Kodai Senga. The Japanese righty has yet to take the mound in 2024 after straining his right posterior capsule in his right shoulder earlier this spring.
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We discuss the worst ways to lose, our draft updates, and the spate of promotions from last week.
Welcome to From Complex to Queens, Home Run Applesauce’s podcast focusing on the Mets’ minor league system.
The Mets had a rough weekend in Tampa Bay St. Petersburg, so we discuss the most painful way to lose a ballgame. We move next to our draft updates; Cam Caminitti and Carson Benge continue to excel, and the latter remains our...
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Your Monday morning dose of New York Mets and MLB news, notes, and links.
Meet the MetsThe Mets blew a lead in the ninth and another in the tenth as Johnny DeLuca’s Rays secured a 7-6 win and a series sweep over our poor Metsies.
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Following a “great” 32-pitch live batting practice, Kodai Senga’s next step might be a full rehab assignment.
Pete...
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Catch up on all the Mets prospects in yesterday’s minor league action!
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (17-14)ROCHESTER 6, SYRACUSE 1 (BOX)
Dominic Hamel had his second absolute clunker start of the year (the first being his very first appearance of 2024) and the offense didn’t show up. Mark Vientos hit a solo homer, so that’s nice; he also struck out twice.
CF Luisangel Acuña: 1-4 LF Carlos Cortes: 1-4, K 3B Mark Vientos: 1-4, R, HR (6), RBI, 2 K 2B Rylan...St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol knows there is no magic solution to end his team's season-long offensive slump. "You've got to keep working, bottom line," Marmol said after St.
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The Mets are now 16-18 on the season.
The Mets and Rays played an ugly game of baseball, and the Mets blew a slim lead in the ninth before going on to lose 7-6 in ten innings.
Mets pitchers issued eleven walks—a staggering amount—in the game, with Luis Severino walking six in five innings. Coming off his best start of the year his last time out, Severino went five innings and gave up four runs—all earned—with six strikeouts to go with the...
The New York Mets have not gotten what they’ve expected out of starting pitcher Adrian Houser in the early part of the 2024 MLB season, and he’s more than aware of his poignant struggles.
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The Mets need a win to avoid getting swept and to finish the series with a .500 record on the season.
Mets lineup Brandon Nimmo - LF Starling Marte - RF Francisco Lindor - SS Pete Alonso - 1B DJ Stewart - DH Jeff McNeil - 2B Harrison Bader - CF Brett Baty - 3B Omar Narvaez - CSP: Luis Severino (RHP)
Rays lineup Yandy Diaz - 1B Richie Palacios - 2B Isaac Paredes - 3B Randy Arozarena - LF Amed Rosario - DH Jose Caballero - SS Alex Jackson -...Kim Klement Neitzel-USA TODAY Sports
Your Sunday morning dose of New York Mets and MLB news, notes, and links.
Meet the MetsChristian Scott was fantastic in his major league debut, striking out six Rays hitters and allowing just one run over 6 2?3 innings of work. But the Mets’ anemic offense struck again, as they fell to the Rays 3-1. The game was a pitcher’s duel early and the Rays won the battle of the bullpens; Adam Ottavino and Sean Reid-Foley each walked in a run with the bases...
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Catch up on all the Mets prospects in yesterday’s minor league action!
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (17-13)SYRACUSE 4, ROCHESTER 2 (BOX)
The Syracuse Mets scored early and often, driving in a run in the first, second, third, and fourth. The Red Wings chipped away in the middle innings, scoring in the fourth and fifth, but the back half of the bullpen shut them down; Tyler Jay tossed three scoreless innings, now allowing a single baserunner, and Josh Walker...
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The Mets waste a great debut on a stinker of an offensive game in St. Pete.
The Mets got a stellar debut from their fifth best prospect but could not wake their bats from slumber as they dropped their second straight to the Rays, 3-1. Both teams got great starting pitching, but the Rays were able to simply convert more of their baserunners into runs.
Both starting pitchers faced some early difficulties in the first inning. Brandon Nimmo led off the game...
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Christian Scott makes his major league debut for the Mets, who look to rebound from last night’s loss.
Mets Lineup Brandon Nimmo - LF Starling Marte - RF Francisco Lindor - SS Pete Alonso - 1B J.D. Martinez - DH Jeff McNeil - 2B Harrison Bader - CF Brett Baty - 3B Tomas Nido - CChristian Scott - RHP
Rays Lineup Yandy Diaz - 1B Richie Palacios - 2B Isaac Paredes - 3B Randy Arozarena - LF Harold Ramirez - DH Jose Caballero - SS Ben Rortvedt - C Jonny...Photo by Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos via Getty Images
The Mets have made the roster moves official.
The Mets have officially selected the contract of right-handed pitcher Christian Scott from Triple-A Syracuse ahead of his major league debut tonight in Tampa Bay. The team has also called up right-handed reliever Cole Sulser and optioned fellow relief pitchers Danny Young and Dedniel Núñez to Syracuse.
With that, Scott is set to begin his major league career tonight, and the Mets get a...
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Scott is set to make his major league debut tonight against the Rays.
Tonight in Tampa Bay, Christian Scott will take the mound for the Mets in his major league debut. The 24-year-old right-handed pitcher has put up impressive strikeout and walk rates in five starts with the Triple-A Syracuse Mets to start his season, and he has a 3.20 ERA at that level in 25.1 innings of work.
Coming into spring training,...