Author: Gianna Arantes

Morning Briefing: Cardinals Trade Dexter Fowler to Angels

Good morning and happy Friday, Mets fans. Let the rumblings of a new era in Queens — with the possibly two Cy-Young winning starting pitchers — take us into the weekend! Latest Mets News The Mets have emerged as the favorite to land free-agent RHP Trevor Bauer, according to Jon Morosi of MLB Network. While no deal is imminent, Bauer has been heavily linked to New York and the...

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Mets Embarrassed in Season Finale, Lose 15-5 to Washington

The Mets (26-34) dropped their final game of the season, 15-5, to Washington (26-24) on Sunday afternoon at Nationals Park.  New York’s staff was lit up in its season finale. Seven pitchers combined to allow 15 runs on 11 hits, walking 11 batters and striking out just ten. Two homers were given up – both by Steven Matz, one, for a grand slam. The two teams will tie for last place in...

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A Ray of Hope? Mets Topple Tampa, 5-2, to Stay Alive

The Mets (25-30) evened their series against Tampa Bay (36-20) with a 5-2 triumph over the Rays on Tuesday night at Citi Field.  Pete Alonso contributed greatly to the win. He went 2-for-3 with a homer and a walk in his most productive night in weeks, after going just 12-for-66 in the month of September. He drove in three of five runs for New York in what would be the deciding factor of the...

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Mets Waste Multiple Chances in 4-1 Loss to Phils

The Mets (21-27) dropped their third straight on Tuesday evening with a 4-1 loss to the division-rival Phillies in the first of a three-game series at Citizens Bank Park. They are now 2-6 against Philadelphia this season.   Despite New York’s sizable offensive numbers season, the club has fallen to a season-low six games below .500 as they continue to show a lack of fundamentals in clutch...

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Orioles Use Long Ball, Solid Pitching to Win 11-2 Over Mets

The Mets (19-24) dropped the first of a two-game series against the Orioles (20-21) Tuesday evening in Queens.  The loss was an all around disaster as New York’s bats went cold and the pitching staff was absolutely clobbered. Mets’ pitchers gave up 14 hits, walked two, and struck out seven. They allowed four home runs. Michael Wacha took the loss and is now 1-3 on the season.  As a team, New...

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