Author: Christian De Block

Kodai Senga’s Rookie Season Has Been Even Better Than Mets Could Have Hoped

Kodai Senga came into this season as the projected No. 3 starter in the New York Mets rotation. Expectations surrounding the rookie right-hander were a bit unknown, given that he had never thrown a pitch in Major League Baseball. But through 155 1/3 big league innings, Senga has not only been the best starter for the Mets, but one of the most effective in the entire National League. The...

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Jeff McNeil Rounding Back Into Form, Showcasing Power Late in Games

Jeff McNeil has never been known for his ability to hit home runs, but to his credit, he showcases that power in big moments. That was on display against the Miami Marlins on Monday, as the two teams were tied 1-1 going in the ninth inning. McNeil led the inning off against left-handed reliever Tanner Scott, who had not given up an earned run since July. It was clear that the 2022 National...

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Series Preview: Surging Mets Host Young Cincinnati Reds

The New York Mets (68-78) have 16 games remaining on their schedule, all of which come against teams in the National League who are fighting for a spot in the postseason. They can play spoiler for the next two-plus weeks, starting this weekend. Next up for the Mets is the athletic Cincinnati Reds (76-72), who are coming off a series victory against the Detroit Tigers. Cincinnati has played some...

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Anthony Kay Returns to Mets Organization

The New York Mets announced on Thursday afternoon that they have claimed left-handed pitcher Anthony Kay off waivers and sent him to Triple-A Syracuse. He was a first-round draft pick for the Mets in 2016, before being moved in the deal with the Toronto Blue Jays that sent Marcus Stroman to New York at the 2019 trade deadline. Kay, now 28 years old, has spent most of the 2023 season in the...

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Ronny Mauricio Doing it All on the Field

Ronny Mauricio was given an opportunity to prove himself on the biggest stage when rosters expanded at the beginning of this month. The New York Mets waited longer than fans expected to call him up from Triple-A Syracuse, but despite all of the concerns centered around some of his inconsistencies, the infielder has quieted that noise in his limited time at the big league level. The second...

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