Author: David Melendi

Heyman: Corbin Burnes Will Be on Mets Radar

Orioles ace Corbin Burnes, who will be the top free-agent pitcher this winter, will be coveted by many teams. One of them will be the Mets, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post and MLB Network. “I think the Mets are certainly gonna be in play for Corbin Burnes,” Heyman told B/R Walk-Off Wednesday in an interview, adding that it makes sense because Luis Severino and Jose...

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Comparing Schedules for Mets, Braves With Wire in Sight

132 games down, 30 to go. The playoff race is entering the stretch run, and it’s looking like the Mets and Braves will battle it out for the final Wild Card spot. Atlanta (72-60) leads New York (69-63) by three games. Let’s take a look at who the division rivals play the rest of the way. The Mets have seven games with the Phillies, three each with the Brewers and Red Sox and two with...

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Passan: Soto Free Agency Shaping Up to Be Mets vs. Yankees

The Juan Soto winter free agency sweepstakes will come down to the Mets vs. the Yankees, high ranking front office and ownership level sources told ESPN’s Jeff Passan in an article posted Tuesday. The 25-year-old outfielder’s contract floor will be $500 million and he is expected to sign the second-richest contract ever behind Shohei Ohtani’s $700 million. (This is assuming...

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Blackburn Shelled in San Diego, Mets Lose 7-0

Paul Blackburn gave up a lead-off home run in the first. Things only got worse from there. The San Diego Padres scored three times in the second and Blackburn took a line drive off the right hand in the third, which knocked him out of the Mets’ 7-0 loss at Petco Park Friday night. New York managed just two hits compared to the Padres’ 16. Meanwhile in Atlanta, the Braves beat the...

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Manaea Tallies Nine Strikeouts, Blows a Kiss

Before Jesse Winker stole the show with his walk-off home run, Sean Manaea put on a performance that brought the 32,871 at Citi Field to their feet as well. The first-year Met retired the first 17 batters he faced before hitting Jackson Holliday and giving up a two-run homer to Austin Slater, losing his perfect game and shutout in a span of two batters. “It’s hard not to think about...

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