Author: Christian De Block

Series Preview: Struggling Mets Searching for Answers vs. Cubs

Could it get any worse? I sure hope not. The New York Mets (7-12) are in the midst of an eight-game losing streak. After being swept by the Athletics at home, the Mets were outmatched by the Los Angeles Dodgers earlier this week. Their lineup scored a total of three runs over the three games, which looks very thin without Juan Soto. Through 19 games, the Mets are averaging 3.42 runs per game,...

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Manaea Finding His Rhythm As A Reliever

The Mets had a rough weekend across the board, capped off by a 1-0 loss against the Athletics on Sunday. It’s difficult to point out any positives, especially after losing the final five games of the homestand. That said, Sean Manaea had his best performance of the season out of the bullpen in the series finale against his former team. He was sharp, throwing three perfect innings with four...

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Senga Continues Positive Start to Season

Kodai Senga backed up a strong spring training in his first start of the season against the St. Louis Cardinals last Tuesday. He gave the Mets length; the velocity was up, plenty of positive signs. Senga showcased a lot of those same things in his second start against the San Francisco Giants on Sunday. He completed 5 2/3 innings, allowing two earned runs on five hits and two hits over 88...

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Series Preview: Mets Searching For Offensive Consistency Against Giants

The New York Mets (3-3) have had a couple of rough days at the plate. There’s no denying that. After scoring 11 runs in their Opening Day win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, they have averaged just 2.4 runs per game over their last five. That was highlighted by scoring one run over their final 23 innings against the St. Louis Cardinals this week. The pitching has been great; it’s only a...

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McLean Finishes Strong in Season Debut

Nolan McLean took a no-decision in his season debut against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday. He struggled with his command initially, but to his credit, he was able to find it towards the end of his outing. McLean completed five innings, allowing two earned runs on four hits and two walks, striking out eight along the way. The Mets’ rookie starter opened the game with back-to-back walks...

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