Mark your calendars. If the Mets (57-51) make the playoffs as a Wild Card, Game 1 will be on Tuesday, Oct. 1 on an ESPN platform, according to the MLB postseason schedule released Thursday. Oct. 1 will feature four Game 1 Wild Card games, two in each league, all on ESPN platforms. The Wild Card round continues with four Game 2s the next day and concludes on Oct. 3 if any games are necessary in...
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Brandon Nimmo left Wednesday’s game against the Minnesota Twins soon after fouling a ball off his foot in the sixth inning, but after the game told reporters he will be ready to go for the Mets’ next game on Friday. “It’s sore, but it’ll be fine,” he said. “X-rays were negative. So we’ll be good to go Friday. Good timing on the off day and...
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Good morning, Mets fans! It’s trade deadline day. Who do you want to see packing their bags? (Besides any visiting in-laws.) The Mets didn’t make any trades on Monday, but there’s certain reason to believe they will on Tuesday before the 6:00 p.m. ET deadline. The Mets have been linked to starting pitching and relievers. Andy Martino of SNY reported that the Mets have checked...
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Updated Post – July 29 @ 7:00 pm ET According to Andy Martino of SNY, the New York Mets have checked in on San Francisco Giants starter Blake Snell. Martino added to this points there’s been no traction. He also confirmed the Giants are wanting top prospects and paying Snell’s whole contract, as of now, doesn’t change that ask. To read more about Snell, click here. Updated Post –...
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A seven-run third inning highlighted by a J.D. Martinez grand slam pushed the Mets to victory and into the top Wild Card spot Friday night. The 8-4 win at Citi Field over the Atlanta Braves was dampened, however, when Kodai Senga left with an injury in his season debut. Senga threw 73 pitches, and his final offering got Austin Riley to pop up on the infield. The 31-year-old came off the mound to...
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