Author: Alexis Farinacci

Heyman: Mets Interested In Kris Bryant and Zach Davies Package

Updated Report: July 29, 20:52 Jon Heyman reports the Mets have been talking to the Cubs specifically about a deal involving Kris Bryant and Zach Davies. Davies was traded from the Padres to the Cubs in the offseason in the Yu Darvish deal. The 28-year-old has a 4.39 ERA in 108.2 innings (22 starts) this season. Davies, like Bryant, is a free agent in 2022. Original Report: July 29, 18:15 The...

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Mets Bats Are Quiet in 2-0 Loss to Braves in Opener

The Braves and Mets kicked off a five-game series on Monday, which began with a  doubleheader at Citi Field. It was Marcus Stroman for the Mets and Kyle Muller for the Braves taking the mound in game one. The Mets’ bats, so strong of late, failed to show-up in a 2-0 Atlanta win in the opener. Marcus Stroman threw a strong top of the first, giving up just one one-out hit to Ozzie Albies and...

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Rich Hill’s Mets Debut Against Blue Jays Was a Success

Left-handed pitcher Rich Hill, who was traded to the Mets from the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday for pitcher Tommy Hunter and Double-A catcher Matt Dyer, made his team debut on Sunday against the Toronto Blue Jays at Citi Field. The 41-year-old veteran pitched five innings in his first start with the blue and orange, giving up five hits, three runs, two walks, and striking out one. He threw 62...

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Morning Briefing: Brett Baty with Huge Night for Binghamton

Good morning, Mets fans! Brett Baty had a huge night for Binghamton on Saturday, going 4-for-4 with a walk, three runs, and six RBIs in Binghamton’s win over Erie. Baty hit two doubles, a home run, and a single, just a triple from hitting for the cycle. Four of Baty’s six RBIs came clutch with two outs in an inning. After splitting the first two games of the series, the Mets will look to take...

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Alonso, Mets’ Defense Fly High in 3-0 Win Over Jays

It was an overall quiet offensive night for both the Mets and the Blue Jays early as pitching and defense were the story of the night. The lone three runs surrendered by the Blue Jays, the games only runs, came off the bat of the red-hot Pete Alonso, who hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the first that scored Brandon Nimmo and gave the Mets a 2-0 lead, and a solo home run in the bottom of...

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