Author: Jack Markowski

Mets Thriving With Runners In Scoring Position

Much has been made about the prolific nature of the Mets’ offense, and for good reason. The unit is currently batting .249/.320/.417 on the year while tying for the fourth-most home runs (114) and fifth-highest wRC+ (113) in addition to having the eighth-highest OPS (.737). Those numbers, as has been well-documented, have skyrocketed since the beginning of June. Over that period of time,...

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Bullpen Help Remains Top Priority For Mets

Despite the Mets vaulting themselves back into playoff contention with a 16-6 record in June after beginning the month 11 games below .500, the club’s need for bullpen help has been further exacerbated leading up to the July 30 trade deadline. New York’s pen was one of the team’s surprise strengths out of the gate, posting a National League-best 2.85 ERA in April while the team...

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Stearns Discusses Trade Deadline, Senga’s Recovery

Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns discussed a variety of topics with the media during his scheduled availability on Friday, dishing out his opinions and thought process as the trade deadline steadily approaches while also providing an update on Kodai Senga’s recovery. The Mets, who looked destined to once again sell off a bevy of veteran pieces at the deadline for a...

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Mets’ Bats Remain On Fire In 11-1 Thrashing Of Cubs

Despite having a loss on the ledger for the first time in over a week coming into Friday’s game, the New York Mets (36-38) showed no signs of slowing down in a 11-1 blowout win over the Chicago Cubs (36-40) at Wrigley Field. The Mets, who are averaging an absurd 6.35 runs per game since June 1, helped themselves out in that department once again today with an offensive explosion against,...

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Mets Minors Recap: Jonah Tong Excels In Brooklyn

The results were varied across the Mets’ farm system on Thursday, as the organization’s three highest-level affiliates earned wins while each of their other four affiliates dropped their contests. High-A Brooklyn, who captured a victory over Jersey Shore, did so on the back of a stellar performance by Jonah Tong as he silenced the BlueClaw’s bats. TRIPLE-A ROCHESTER RED WINGS...

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