Author: Gianna Arantes

Mets’ Bats Explode in Extras to Crush Nationals

The New York Mets (21-26) outlasted the Washington Nationals (23-25) 16-6 on Monday evening at Nationals Park, in a game that featured five lead changes, extra innings, and a ten-run twelfth inning that turned a nail-biter into a blowout. After winning six of their last seven, they also became the first NL team to score 10+ runs in an extra innings game since 1919! (Box Score) New York got on...

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Bullpen Holds Strong as Mets Take Down Rockies, 4-2

The Mets (13-22) brought down the Colorado Rockies (14-22) by a score of 4-2 on Monday evening at Coors Field. After a tough stretch earlier in the season, New York is starting to show signs of life, putting together a well-rounded performance on both sides of the ball. The pitching staff was dominant throughout, and timely hitting in the middle innings provided all the offense the Mets needed....

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Mets’ Bats Stay Silent, Drop Sixth Straight

The Mets (7-10) dropped the series opener in Los Angeles against the Dodgers (12-4), falling 4-0 on Monday evening at Dodger Stadium. New York managed just three hits, with the top four of the lineup going a combined 0-for-13. It was not the start the Mets were hoping for to begin their West Coast trip. Now on a five-game loss streak, the offense continues to stall. New York has been shut out...

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Mets Fall 12–6 After Nats’ Six-Run Ninth

The Mets (11–9) dropped Monday evening’s Grapefruit League matchup against the Nationals (12–7), falling 12–6 at Clover Park. In a back-and-forth affair featuring multiple lead changes, the Mets’ bullpen ultimately proved to be the difference, allowing eight runs over the final two innings – including six in the ninth – as Washington pulled away late. (Box Score) David Peterson got...

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Pitching Shines In 4-3 Mets’ Win Over Blue Jays

The Mets (2–1) earned a 4–3 win over the Blue Jays (1–2) on Monday afternoon at TD Ballpark in Dunedin, FL, taking home back-to-back triumphs over AL East opponents. Clay Holmes got the start for New York and allowed a two-run homer to Kazuma Okamoto in the second inning to give Toronto an early 2–0 lead. Holmes settled in from there, tossing 3 2/3 innings with three strikeouts and two walks...

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