Author: David Melendi

Francisco Alvarez to Start Rehab Assignment This Week

Updated Post, 5/28/24 Francisco Alvarez is expected to start a rehab assignment on Thursday, according to Carlos Mendoza. That would be just under six weeks since Alvarez injured his thumb. He was given a 6-8 week timeline to be playing again. Should his rehab come without hiccups, it’s reasonable to expect Alvarez back as a regular within 10-12 days. Original Post, 5/22/24 Francisco...

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Giant Slam Drops Mets to New Low in 8-7 Loss

Patrick Bailey hit a go-ahead grand slam in the eighth inning off Reed Garrett, sending the Mets to their latest devastating loss by a score of 8-7 to open a 10-game home stand against the San Francisco Giants at Citi Field. New York has lost four straight, moving its record to 6-15 in May and a season-low eight games below .500 at 21-29. J.D. Martinez and Mark Vientos both had chances to play...

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Andrés Giménez Hits Big Homer in Guardians 6-3 Win Over Mets

This time, the Mets couldn’t avoid the sweep. Johnathan Rodriguez singled to right off Reed Garrett for his first major-league hit, driving in a run and breaking a seventh-inning tie, and the Guardians beat the Mets, 6-3, to complete a three-game sweep at Progressive Field. The Mets (21-28) had shown a knack for avoiding sweeps lately. In their three previous series, New York won the final...

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Francisco Lindor Return to Cleveland Emotional & Eventful

The reunion episode started with hugs and cheers and ended with bows and boos. Francisco Lindor on Monday made his first return to the city where he started his baseball career in 2015. In six seasons in Cleveland, the shortstop led the then-Indians to the World Series, made four All-Star teams, and won a pair of Gold Gloves and Silver Sluggers. “Well, I walked in through a different...

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Outfield, Baserunning Miscues Cost Mets in 3-1 Loss at Cleveland

Mistakes in the field and on the bases cost the Mets a 3-1 loss Monday to Cleveland (31-17). Francisco Lindor went 0-for-4 in his return to Cleveland for the first time since he was traded in 2021. Lindor, who played six years in Cleveland, making the All-Star team four times, was greeted with warm applause before his first at-bat. “Well, I walked in through a different route,” he...

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