Author: Gianna Arantes

Homer Happy Mets Cruise Past Padres 8-3

The Mets (78-73) topped the Padres (82-69) with an 8-3 win on Tuesday night at Citi Field. The triumph was powered by big homers from Brett Baty, Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso, and Cedric Mullins. New York’s “piggyback” pitching plan worked to perfection, as Clay Holmes gave the Mets four innings of two-run ball before Sean Manaea took over for five strong frames with just one run allowed....

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Mets’ Bats Quiet, Manaea Struggles in 9-3 Loss to Phillies

The Mets (76-69) dropped their second straight to the Phillies (85-60) on Tuesday evening at Citizens Bank Park, falling 9-3. With the loss, New York has slipped to just seven games over .500. (Box Score) Sean Manaea (1-3, 5.76 ERA) took the loss for New York. He gave up four runs across five innings, striking out five. Philadelphia struck first in the opening frame with a two-run double, then...

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Mets Roll Past Tigers 12-5 Behind McLean, Four Homers

The Mets (75-64) rolled past the Tigers (80-60) with a 12-5 victory on Tuesday evening at Comerica Park. New York’s bats erupted again for 12 runs on 17 hits, including four home runs, while rookie Nolan McLean (4-0, 1.37 ERA) turned in another standout start to earn the win on the bump. The Mets have now taken the first two games to win the series in Detroit, tallying 22 runs so far, with the...

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Sloppy Defense Sinks Mets Against Marlins

The Mets (72-62) fell to the Marlins (63-71) by a score of 7-4 on Tuesday evening at Citi Field, snapping their three-game winning streak after sweeping the Phillies earlier this week. Defensive miscues proved costly, as three errors led to five of Miami’s seven runs being unearned. With the division race tightening, the next three games against the Marlins will be crucial for New York in...

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Peterson Dominates, Offense Erupts as Mets Top Nationals 8-1

The New York Mets (67-58) defeated the Washington Nationals (50-75) by a score of 8-1 on Tuesday evening at Nationals Park, fueled by a dominant, eight-inning outing from David Peterson and a offensive outburst at the plate. Powered by a five-run third inning and four home runs from Mark Vientos, Brett Baty, Juan Soto, and Jeff McNeil, the Mets’ offense erupted for 11 hits. It marked the eighth...

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