Was the positive momentum for the Mets just a flash in the pan? That may very well be the case. New York was swept out of Miami by the Marlins over Memorial Day weekend, and it was not a pretty showing on offense. Scoring two total runs in three games, the Mets looked lost and overmatched consistently. The pitching did all it could to save the day, but it was to no avail. By the end of the...
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It was another crushing loss for the New York Mets. On a day where the pitching was great for eight of nine innings, New York’s bats fell silent once again in the 305. And as it has many times, the Mets’ inability to string together at-bats sealed their fate in this one. Loading the bases in the ninth inning, Devin Williams hung a change-up, which was crushed 416 feet by Heriberto...
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It seems that the Mets are back to their early 2026 ways after a great start to the month of May. New York dropped the second game of the series to Miami by a score of 4-1, moving them to 22-30 on the season. It was a game that emphasized the slim margin that New York has to operate within, mainly due to their poor start to the season. New York sent Freddy Peralta to the mound, and unlike many...
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Are the winds of the season slowly starting to shift in favor of the Mets? After a series victory over the cross-town Yankees, the Mets hold a 10-5 record in May. They sit only six games below .500, hanging around the fringes of the NL playoff picture with more than half the season remaining. And thanks to the contributions of A.J. Ewing, Carson Benge, Juan Soto, and more, the team is showing...
Read MoreBaseball is supposed to be fun, right? If so, the Mets have not gotten the memo. Following their series with the Diamondbacks, the Mets firmly have the worst record in baseball at 15-25. While the pitching has actually been pretty solid, the lineup has been abysmal for the vast majority of the season up to this point. New York makes any and all pitchers look competent, and there is zero margin...
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