Author: Chris Bello

Passan: Shohei Ohtani Could Be Traded During 2023 Season

Shohei Ohtani could be wearing another uniform sooner than everyone believed. Jeff Passan spoke on ESPN’s Get Up television program Thursday morning and stated that Ohtani could be traded by the MLB trade deadline this season if the Angels fall out of postseason contention. “If the Angels fall out of contention, and if it’s just more of the same as it’s been over the last...

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Mets Dominated By Clayton Kershaw In 5-0 Loss

The Mets lost to the Dodgers 5-0 on Tuesday night, facing a vintage Clayton Kershaw who mirrored his greatness from the past. It was his 200th career win for the Dodgers. Meanwhile, Tylor Megill received the start for the Mets, battling through five innings with his usual control issues. The Dodgers wasted no time and struck against Megill in the bottom of the first. Freddie Freeman got the...

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The Mets Fought Back—a la 2022—in Win Over Dodgers

The Mets dramatically defeated the Dodgers 8-6 on Monday night, clawing back from three separate deficits to earn their fourth consecutive win. The comeback effort, which had shades of their 2022 season, started early for New York, after Freddie Freeman tagged David Peterson for a solo home run in the bottom of the first. Trailing 1-0 in the top of the second, Mark Canha singled with two outs to...

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3 Up 3 Down: Starters Help Mets Beat Padres

The Mets took the series from the Padres on Wednesday night at Citi Field, beating the team that ended their push toward the 2022 World Series. The Mets got good performances from David Peterson and Tylor Megill, two starters that were supposed to be the sixth and seventh starters in their rotation. Meanwhile, familiar names struggled in the series, and may see their time come to a close in...

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Mets Offense Falls Short In 4-2 Loss To Padres

The San Diego Padres beat the New York Mets 4-2 on Tuesday night. David Peterson took the mound for the Mets, looking good against the Padres after having a nightmare start in Milwaukee. Meanwhile, the Mets’ offense — which entered the game with an NL-worst .218 batting average — fell short and struggled to score runs with many opportunities. The Mets offensive woes started in...

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