Author: Andrew Steele-Davis

Jeff McNeil Continues To Perform At A High Level

Jeff McNeil is raking right now. He is arguably one of the hottest hitters in the league right now. And the second baseman was at the very peak of his powers yet again on Saturday. As he was once again was dominant at the plate against the Phillies. All that trade speculation back in the winter regarding the possibility of McNeil being moved feels a long, long time ago now. Having struggled...

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Pete Alonso Reaches 100 RBI With Big Night

We’re firmly in the dog days of summer but Pete Alonso continues to pile up statistics that you wouldn’t expect to see until October. After being shut down in the tough series loss to the Atlanta Braves earlier in the week, the slugger and his bat exploded to help the Mets take the opening game of a four-game series against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park on Friday night. Alonso...

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Mets Activate Sánchez, Plummer Clears Waivers

The New York Mets have today announced a number of roster moves. Yolmer Sánchez, who was claimed off waivers from the Boston Red Sox earlier this week, has been activated and will wear #43. Sànchez will be with the Mets in Philadelphia as they open up a four-game series against the Phillies tonight, and he will provide some insurance in the infield with Eduardo Escobar and Luis Guillorme both...

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Canha’s Power a Bright Spot in Mets Series Loss

There were a few positives to take from the Mets’ tough series loss to the Braves this week. Not many but a few. You can count Brett Baty’s first home run in his first major league at-bat as one, and you can also put a solid start from Max Scherzer in there too. But let’s not also forget about Mark Canha having himself a big series. In a four-game series where the Mets were...

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Morning Briefing: Another Mets Starter Goes Down

Good morning, Mets fans! Or, maybe not a good morning given the events of Tuesday night. It proved to be another injury, another day for the Mets as starting pitcher Taijuan Walker left the game after just two innings with back spasms. It was the second time in as many days that the Mets lost their starting pitcher after just two innings after Carlos Carrasco was forced out of Monday’s...

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