Author: Evan Mazza

Mets Bats Go Silent Again In 2-1 Loss To D-backs

Another loss, and another anemic outing from the New York Mets offense as they dropped the second game of this three-game series to the Arizona Diamondbacks 2-1. Clay Holmes and the bullpen kept the Mets in it. However, the offense only notched three hits on the day and failed to produce against Arizona starter Merrill Kelly. Thirteen consecutive Mets batters were retired to close out the game....

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6 Potential Early-Season Trade Targets for the Mets

Through the first 35 games of the 2026 season, the Mets sit at 13-22. They field what is among the worst records in all of Major League Baseball, with one of the worst-performing offenses in the game right now. They’ve seen their season take a huge hit with a 12-game losing streak and being swept at home by teams such as the Athletics and the Colorado Rockies. There are areas to improve,...

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Mets Fall 4-3 in Extras to Angels

Bad and weird things keep happening to the 2026 New York Mets, and those themes continued in their 4-3 extra-inning loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday night. Austin Warren almost pulled a rabbit out of the hat, but still, he allowed a game-winning single to Oswald Peraza. There was a play that should’ve been challenged by the Mets early in the game that ended up costing them a run....

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Mets Drop Tenth Consecutive Game in 4-2 Loss to Cubs

The New York Mets have now lost ten in a row after losing to the Chicago Cubs 4-2 on Saturday. Freddy Peralta pitched solidly, but he’d probably like to have his last two at-bats back as they resulted in walks and opened the door for the Cubs to break through a 1-1 tie game. Brooks Raley allowed a three-run home run to Carson Kelly, and the Mets’ offense once again had no answer. New...

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Senga, Weaver Roughed Up as Mets Lose Fourth in a Row

The New York Mets’ early-season woes continued on Saturday afternoon against the Athletics as starter Kodai Senga struggled in a short outing, and the Mets fell behind 7-1 early. While the Mets offense fought back to as close as 7-6, thanks to home runs by Bo Bichette, Francisco Alvarez, and Jorge Polanco, reliever Luke Weaver struggled for the second consecutive outing and allowed four...

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