Author: Chris Bello

Mets Leaning on Sean Manaea in Cy Young-Worthy Season

Remember when Sean Manaea couldn’t make it out of the fifth inning this year? When he would flash the strikeout stuff, but also walk too many batters and hand the ball to the bullpen with at least twelve outs to get. Well, that was first half Manaea. And when the Mets started winning toward the All-Star break, Manaea continued to work, dropped his arm slot, and has turned out an ace-like...

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Acuña Brings Athleticism to Lineup, Lindor Available Off Bench

It’s an exciting time in Mets land. The Mets announced after Friday’s 11-3 rout of the Phillies that Luisangel Acuña would be promoted to the major league roster ahead of Saturday’s game. The decision, originally believed to be the opposite, was influenced by the injury to Francisco Lindor on Friday. The shortstop was removed with lower back tightness, and is not in the lineup...

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Megill Dominates in Spot Start in Toronto

The Mets entered Toronto with a new streak on their minds. The old one had been broken by the Reds in the home finale, and a new streak was needed with the National League Wild Card coming down to the wire. Tylor Megill got the ball for the Mets, and when the club needed a strong performance, he shoved. The righty was dominant across the border. He shut out the Blue Jays lineup, striking out...

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Luis Severino Finding New Level Late in Season

With the summer over and September finally here, it’s go time for the Mets. They entered the month only two games back of the Braves, and started September strong by sweeping the White Sox in Chicago. The foot has been on the pedal, and the Mets couldn’t afford to take their foot off the gas with the Red Sox coming into town. Luckily for New York, Luis Severino brought his A-game...

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Jonah Tong Promoted to Double-A Binghamton

Mets No. 10 prospect Jonah Tong has been promoted to Double-A Binghamton, according to Will Sammon of the Athletic. The promotion marks another milestone hit by the 21-year-old starting pitcher this season. He started the season in Low-A St. Lucie and earned a promotion quickly after striking out 36 batters in 18 2/3 scoreless innings. Tong’s success then continued in High-A Brooklyn. In...

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