Author: Chris Bello

Mets Release 2025 Schedule

It’s official: The Mets 2025 schedule is here. And it came in Mario Kart fashion. As Mr. Met raced against other mascots across Major League Baseball, the dates were flashed across the screen displaying a Super Nintendo-style schedule for the upcoming season. Luckily for everyone reading this, Metsmerized watched the video so you don’t have to. The Mets will begin the season on the...

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Peterson, Nimmo Lead Mets to Sweep Over Nats

Caution: Objects in the mirror may seem closer than they appear. That’s more or less the situation with the Mets and the National League wild card. They defeated the Nats 7-0 on Thursday, securing a sweep at home and taking sole possession of the third wild card over the Padres. What the team has done, and what they’ve accomplished since their infamous team meeting on May 30 is...

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Trade Profile: Garrett Crochet, LHP

Garrett Crochet Position: SP B/T: L/L Age: 25 (06/21/1999) 2024 Traditional Stats: 18 GS, 6-6, 101 1/3 IP, 3.02 ERA, 0.928 WHIP, 12.5 SO/9, 1.8 BB/9 2024 Advanced Stats: 4.0 bWAR, 137 ERA+, 2.37 FIP, 35.3 SO%, 5 BB%, 43.6 GB%, 0.9 HR/9 Rundown Garrett Croche twas finally let loose by the White Sox in 2024. And he looks like Chris Sale 2.0. The lefty from the University of Tennessee was drafted...

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Bullpen, Once Again, Halts Mets Momentum on Sunday

The Mets had momentum in Pittsburgh on Sunday. Christian Scott was throwing a one-hitter into the sixth inning, Brandon Nimmo clubbed a two-run homer in the sixth to tie the game, and the Mets had an opportunity to win three of four games against the Pirates. But as it’s done all season, the bullpen halted the momentum. Abruptly as well. With two outs in the sixth and 77 pitches thrown (he...

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Díaz’s Return Marks New Life For Bullpen

Ten games sure felt like a whole season’s worth of baseball for Edwin Díaz and the Mets. The club was sent on a rollercoaster ride to end June and start July, finishing the stretch 5-5, which included losing two games where the Mets were up by five runs. Those five-run leads weren’t entirely the bullpen’s fault. Christian Scott allowed four runs to the Nationals and the Astros...

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