Author: Evan Mazza

Megill Struggles in 8-4 Loss to Rays

It took three months, but the Mets’ starting pitching is getting hit up in a series. Over the first two games of this series, and since Clay Holmes was taken out of Friday night’s game after five innings, the Tampa Bay Rays have had the Mets’ pitching number. On Saturday, in an 8-4 loss to the Rays, Tylor Megill struggled with his command again and made an error. New...

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Mets Offense Explodes in 8-2 Win Over Rockies

The New York Mets and their offense have looked for a big day for quite a while. Even against teams like the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago White Sox, and most recently the Colorado Rockies, runs have been hard to come by for New York’s offense. On Saturday, however, the Mets made a change to that. Their offense gave their ace, Kodai Senga, big run support in an 8-2 win over the Rockies....

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Peterson Dominates Dodgers in 5-2 Win

On Saturday night, after a disastrous loss on Friday where the offense wasted opportunity after opportunity, New York got exactly what it needed in their 5-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Mets got an excellent outing from David Peterson, and it saw Brett Baty and Juan Soto come up huge at the plate for the win.  David Peterson Gives Mets What They Needed Friday night’s loss saw an...

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Pitching Holds in Mets 3-2 Win

The New York Mets won another game on Saturday in the same way they have to this point: Pitch well and get just enough on offense. Again, the Mets’ bats struggled and labored their way through the team’s 3-2 win over the New York Yankees, and the pitching carried the load. Griffin Canning, Huascar Brazoban, Reed Garrett, and Edwin Diaz guided the Mets to a win. Francisco Lindor got...

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Megill Falters, Offense Falls Short in 6-5 Loss to Cubs

If there’s one thing we know about the 2025 New York Mets so far this season, it’s that when they lose games, it’s usually the same way. The starting pitching struggles and doesn’t go deep, and most of all, the offense doesn’t capitalize on its opportunities. That reared its ugly head again in the Mets’ 6-5 loss to the Chicago Cubs on Saturday Night. Chicago...

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