The Mets (59-60) dropped game two, 3-2, against the Giants (78-42) at Oracle Park on Tuesday night, falling below .500 for the first time since May 5th. Marcus Stroman gave the club seven solid innings, but the offense could only muster two runs off of a Pete Alonso homer. As the team’s offensive struggles persist, they continue to slide further out of playoff contention after being...
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The Mets (56-51) took down the Marlins (46-62), 5-3, on Wednesday evening in Miami. The triumph was backed behind strong pitching from six different Mets who combined to allow three earned runs on seven hits, with no walks and 12 punchouts. The offense mustered five runs on 11 hits and managed to pull out the win. This keeps New York in first place in the NL East, with a 1.5-game lead over the...
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The Mets (50-43) took the series against Cincinnati (49-47) with a 7-0 triumph on Wednesday afternoon at the Great American Ballpark. The one-hit shutout was led by Marcus Stroman’s best outing of the season — which also tied for his longest — at a time when the Mets desperately needed it. Wednesday’s win was the 33rd one-hit shutout in club history. Stroman was...
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The Mets (45-38) fell 5-0 to the Brewers (52-36) in the final contest of a three-game series on Wednesday evening at Citi Field. New York’s bats fell quiet in game two of the doubleheader, as the team mustered just three hits and walked three times. (Box Score) Robert Stock got the start for New York and tossed 68 pitches over four innings. The 31-year-old allowed two runs on four hits,...
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On a forgettable night in Atlanta, the Mets (41-35) were blown out 20-2 by the Braves (38-41). The 18-run differential marks the most runs New York has ever given up to the Braves, as well as the third-worst margin of loss in franchise history. The club struggled immensely overall. The offense notched just four hits on the evening and the pitching staff allowed 20 runs on 20 hits – including...
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