After tonight’s 7-5 win against the Atlanta Braves, New York Mets right-hander Noah Syndergaard took to Twitter to express his love of the team and the fans while committing to return from his injury stronger and better than ever. “I want to thank all the Mets fans who sent well wishes. I am truly grateful for your support. I HATE not competing and being with my teammates, but I...
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The Mets (11-14) defeated the Atlanta Braves (10-14) by a score of 7-5 tonight at SunTrust Park and in the process leapfrogged them in the standings to begin working their way out of the cellar. Pitching: After the Mets received the gut punch that ace Noah Syndergaard would miss significant time with a torn right lat muscle, they were in need of something to get them going and to trudge on...
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Here’s the positive way to look at the past weekend: The Mets took 2 of 3 from the Nationals beating both Scherzer and Strasburg thanks to big offensive games from Conforto and d’Arnaud. Bruce and Reyes also showed signs of life again. That’s the mantra I’m running through my head today because yesterday was such an ugly loss. The Mets lost both the game, by a lot, and...
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Sandy Alderson spoke to reporters at SunTrust Park Monday afternoon to shed some light on Noah Syndergaard’s injury. “I don’t think this period is going to be measured in days, I think it’s going to be measured in weeks,” Sandy Alderson said. “So rather than speculate about when he will be back… It’s going to be a considerable amount of time and I...
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The Mets have officially placed Noah Syndergaard on the disabled list and have recalled RHP Paul Sewald from Triple-A Las Vegas. They have also tabbed Rafael Montero as Friday’s starting pitcher. In eight games for Las Vegas, Sewald, 27, has gone 1-0 with four saves and a 2.08 ERA, striking out 12 batters in 8.2 innings. He also allowed four runs in 1.1 innings during a brief stint with...
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