Author: Chris Bello

Scherzer Wants To Discuss Future With Mets Brass

Max Scherzer expressed his disappointment with the Mets’ season and his future with the club after Friday’s 5-1 win over the Nationals. With the Mets 6.5 games behind the third wild card and 49-54 as of July 29, Billy Eppler and the front office traded David Robertson to the Marlins for two minor leaguers, leaving the Mets bullpen without a closer. As the Mets continue to listen to...

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Mets Squeeze Out 2-1 Victory Behind Eight-Inning Comeback

The New York Mets came back in dramatic fashion against the elements and the Washington Nationals on Thursday night, scraping two runs together late after sitting idle for an hour and 37 minutes due to rain. The offense came to life in the eighth inning after they were held scoreless by Josiah Gray for the first six. Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso hit back-to-back singles to set runners on the...

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Should the Mets Make an Offer For Jonathan India?

Mark Feinsand reported on Monday that the Reds were willing to trade Jonathan India for a young, controllable starter. The Reds have the luxury of trading a player like India, who won the 2021 National League Rookie of the Year award, due to the numerous emerging stars they have in the infield. Just in 2023, the Reds have called up Elly De La Cruz, Matt McLain, Spencer Steer, and Christian...

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Brett Baty Homers In Back-to-Back Games

After initially struggling in the beginning of July, Brett Baty has emerged at a crucial point in the Mets’ season. The rookie third baseman homered in back-to-back games against the White Sox, breaking out of his 4-for-23 slump with zero extra-base hits in the month of July. The first home run was a majestic shot to center field, which followed Francisco Álvarez’s first long ball on...

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Behind Álvarez, Mets Hold On For 11-10 Win Over White Sox

The New York Mets survived a comeback attempt from the Chicago White Sox to secure an 11-10 on Tuesday night. The Mets set the tone early with five runs in the bottom of the first but almost blew a seven-run lead after the sixth inning. Francisco Álvarez led the charge for New York’s offense, clubbing two home runs and driving in four runs against the White Sox. Tommy Pham got the Mets on...

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