Jacob deGrom continued to be back to form on Thursday night against the St. Louis Cardinals. Just as things have seemed to be looking up for himself, it was more of the same for Jake as the bullpen gave up a 4-2 lead in the ninth inning, leaving the game at a suspended 4-4 tie due to rain and robbing him of a win. DeGrom, 30, put together his third consecutive quality start, tossing seven...
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Jason Vargas continued to impress on the mound Tuesday night, this time helping the New York Mets to earn a split in the Bronx against the New York Yankees. After watching the Mets get pounded by the same team earlier in the day, Vargas helped to guide the Metropolitans in a 10-4 nightcap victory. It was another day and another quality start for Jason as he pitched six innings while allowing...
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Rich Coutinho took a look back on The Subway Series in his book Press Box Revolution. He shares that look back with us today on Metsmerized Online. Growing up in New York I always heard my uncles talk about The Subway Series and how the 1950’s featured year after year of October World Series drama. Moments like Don Larsen’s perfect game, Jackie Robinson’s steal of home, the 1951 Shot Heard...
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Good morning Mets fans! The Metropolitans closed out the weekend in style as Noah Syndergaard paved the way to a 6-1 win over the Colorado Rockies on Sunday with seven innings of shutout baseball. Todd Frazier continued to light up the offense with a three-run home run and ending the day with a total of four RBI. The team ended their home-stand with a 4-2 record, now sitting just one game below...
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Mets’ infielder Jeff McNeil leads the team with 20 multi-hit games and five three-hit games this season. He had 20 multi-hit games in 63 games last season and had his 20th in his 49th game this season. The second-year player has 13 career three-hit games, the most by a Met through 113 career games, and his 40 multi-hit games is tied for second in team history through 113 career games (José...
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