Author: Evan Mazza

Tong Sets Career High for Strikeouts, Mauricio Homers Twice in Mets Win

Jonah Tong made his last start of the season, both in the minors and majors, on Saturday against the Washington Nationals in what has been a year full of trials. Tong was called up briefly earlier in the season and had his ups and downs in Triple-A Syracuse. Manager Andy Green challenged him leading up to his last start of the season, and Tong responded. A nine-strikeout performance, helped by...

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Mets Name Andy Green as Full-Time Manager

Heading into the 2026 offseason, the New York Mets were expected to begin a long process searching for a manager. If you count Carlos Beltran, the Mets have hired five managers since Terry Collins last managed in 2017. Collins was Mets skipper for eight seasons. However, they now have a sixth, and it’s Andy Green. SNY’s Chelsea Janes first reported the news on Tuesday, and the Mets...

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Benge Sets Mets’ Rookie Hits Record in Win over Phillies

Before the game on Saturday, the New York Mets honored one of their best players in franchise history by retiring Carlos Beltran’s number No. 15 and placing it right next to his former teammate David Wright. The ceremony was memorable, and so was Beltran’s speech, and the Mets responded with a 10-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Carson Benge had a three-hit day, including a home...

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Offense Backs Thornton’s Strong Outing in 12-2 Win

In Game Two of the Subway Series in the Bronx, the New York Mets came out swinging against the New York Yankees and Gerrit Cole. They hit six home runs and 14 hits in Saturday’s 12-2 win. Francisco Lindor hit two of those. The second was a grand slam. Juan Soto, Jared Young, Carson Benge, and Luis Torrens also homered. Nine of the Mets’ twelve runs were with two outs. The Mets got a...

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Zac Thornton Allows Two Pairs of Home Runs as Giants Overpower Mets

In Friday’s win over the San Francisco Giants, the New York Mets hit five home runs. On Saturday, the tables turned as the Giants hit six home runs as the Mets dropped game two of this weekend’s series 9-5. Rookie pitcher Zac Thornton allowed four of those home runs, both coming against Giants hitters Rafael Devers and Christian Koss. Anthony Molina struck out six Mets batters over...

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