Author: Andrew Steele-Davis

Brandon Nimmo Homers, Records Three RBIs in Win Over Angels

Brandon Nimmo had himself a night for the Mets on Friday. Taking on the Angels in the first game of a three-game series, the Mets’ bats got hot again in a 7-3 win and Nimmo led the way. Entering Friday’s game with three hits in his last nine games (3-for-29), Nimmo got hot at just the right time to help his team after they dropped two straight to the Padres. “It’s just...

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Starling Marte Doesn’t Think He’ll Need IL Stint

Moments after it was revealed that slugger Pete Alonso had suffered no breaks or fractures in his right hand, Starling Marte said he had received positive news on his left quad. Marte had suffered tightness in his left quad following an awkward slide into second base during Tuesday’s game against the Padres. It was then reported earlier on Wednesday by Jon Heyman that people within the...

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Mets Sign Veteran OF Terrance Gore to Minor League Deal

There’s been some activity in Mets land today with Terrance Gore having been signed to a minor league contract. The #Mets have signed veteran OF Terrance Gore to a minor league contract. He reports to the Florida complex. The 31-year-old speedster has 40 career stolen bases despite only 77 plate appearances. Gore was last seen on the Braves’ postseason roster in 2021. — Jacob Resnick...

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Pete Alonso, Francisco Lindor Lead Explosion Of Mets’ Bats

Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor both had themselves a night in Los Angeles on Saturday. After being held to just one run across the opening two games of their four-game set against the Dodgers, the Mets bats finally exploded and Alonso and Lindor led the charge. Alonso was the star of the show without any shadow of a doubt. As he built on his solo home run in Friday’s loss to the Dodgers....

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Pete Alonso Homers To Help Mets Avoid Another Shutout

Pete Alonso played his part to ensure that the Mets avoided another shutout on Friday night in Los Angeles. After being shut out 2-0 by the Dodgers in the first game of a four-game series on Thursday, the mission statement was to avoid the same fate again given that the bats have been so reliable all year. However, Tyler Anderson had filthy stuff on the mound and he was able to shut down an...

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