Author: Brandyn Pokrass

Series Preview: Mets-Brewers Trade Comes Full Circle

Baseball is back in full swing! After a series win against the Phillies, the Mets head to Milwaukee to take on the Brewers. It will be a homecoming for Freddy Peralta, while Brandon Sproat, dealt to Milwaukee with Jett Williams in exchange for Peralta and Tobias Myers, will face the Mets for the first time. There is plenty to dive into with this series and the Mets as a whole. Without further...

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Series Preview: Mets to Face Old Friends with Kansas City

The 2026 season for the New York Mets marches on! New York returns to Citi Field to host the Kansas City Royals, one of their last series before the All-Star break. Both teams are on the skids, and with the Mets currently 11 games out of a playoff spot, playoff aspirations are probably off the table. They’ll face a couple of old friends in Seth Lugo and Michael Wacha, as well as Starling...

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Series Preview: Mets Look to Turn it Around in Toronto

Well, things escalated quickly for the New York Mets, didn’t they? At one point in June, New York, despite its slow start to the 2026 season, was only five games out of a playoff spot. In the blink of an eye, the Mets are nearly 10 games out of a playoff spot. They were easily dispatched by the Chicago Cubs, getting swept over the course of a four-game series. After committing eight...

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Series Preview: Mets Return Home to Face Cubs

The Mets return home once more, and things are not on the upswing. After building some positive momentum, New York faltered against the Phillies and lost two of three games in Philadelphia. The starting pitching was not up to task, and despite some offensive flashes, the lineup was shut down by Cristopher Sánchez and Zach Wheeler. New York now arrives back at Citi Field, welcoming the Chicago...

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Mets Drop Series In Philadelphia Behind Peterson’s Early Struggles

Sports, and specifically baseball, can have patterns to them. As a season churns along, games start to mirror each other, even if they do not occur in the exact same way. This can happen when a team repeatedly fails, and it can happen when a team repeatedly succeeds. Unfortunately for the Mets, the rhythm of things has fallen into the negative category. Facing the Phillies on Sunday night, the...

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