Author: Alex Horowitz

Mets Head to Desert as MLB’s Lone 10-Win Team

The Mets could not have asked for a road trip to Phoenix at a better time. Not only are the Mets (10-4) escaping the late April breeze of New York City in favor of Arizona’s warmth, but they head to Phoenix holding the best record in baseball. Meanwhile, the Diamondbacks (5-8) sit in last place in the NL West. This matchup – at least on paper – is one of the more one-sided...

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Eduardo Escobar Signing Looks Like Steal of Offseason

Eduardo Escobar returns to Arizona this weekend, the state he called home when he earned his first career All-Star appearance as a Diamondback in 2021. Through two weeks of this season, Escobar is replicating that All-Star form, and is putting himself in a good position for another All-Star selection – although this time as a New York Met. It’s those full circle moments that are...

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Megill Allows First Runs of Season, Recovers After Shaky Start

Eventually, you knew Tylor Megill would look human after his historic start to the season. But despite getting “hit hard” in Tuesday’s 5-4 Mets win, Megill still looked sharp after a rough first few innings. A 1-2-3 first inning was a great start for Megill, but the San Francisco bats came alive in the second inning. The first batter of that frame, Joc Pederson, homered to...

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Seth Lugo’s Struggles Overshadow Mets Rotation

Seth Lugo is just three years removed from the best season of his MLB career. The way his 2022 has gone thus far, the days of a 152 ERA+ and sub-1.00 WHIP may be a thing of the past. Lugo’s latest stumble occurred in Saturday’s loss to the Diamondbacks – the Mets’ only loss of the series against a team that lost 110 last year. Entering a scoreless ballgame in the seventh...

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Francisco Lindor Homers Twice In Mets’ Home Opener

“It’s a great day to be a New York Met,” echoed a familiar face in the home team clubhouse following Sunday afternoon’s 10-3 drubbing of the Arizona Diamondbacks. With a two-homer game, Francisco Lindor increased his now team-leading total to three home runs on the season, one in which the Mets now hold a league-best record of 6-2. After a slow start to 2021, the first...

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