Author: James Villani

Kodai Senga Allows One Run In Third Rehab Start

On Sunday, Kodai Senga made his third rehab start as continues to work his way back from a shoulder strain that has sidelined him all season. This third rehab start was his second with Triple-A Syracuse as he stretched his workload a little further. Senga worked 4 2/3 innings, allowing two hits and one run. He walked three batters while striking out three. His four-seam fastball sat between 93...

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Pete Alonso Slated To Participate In Fifth-Straight Home Run Derby

Updated Post – July 7 at 8:50 pm ET Major League Baseball announced Sunday evening that Mets first baseman Pete Alonso will once again participate in the home run derby. This will be the fifth-straight derby Alonso has participated in. He is looking for his third title. Alonso joins Alec Bohm of the Phillies and Gunnar Henderson of the Orioles among players confirmed for the event. Alonso...

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Late-Game Chaos Results In 3-2 Mets Victory

After a stretch of three-straight losses, the New York Mets were hoping to create a streak going in the other direction on Sunday at PNC Park. Against the Pittsburgh Pirates Sunday afternoon, the Mets were able to emerge victorious thanks for some late clutch hitting and just enough from the bullpen. Specifically, with help from Francisco Lindor and Edwin Díaz bouncing back in the ninth inning,...

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Mets Announce Plethora Of Roster Moves Ahead Of Series Finale Against Houston

The New York Mets are in a roster crunch, so the continued turnover, especially in the bullpen continues. The team announced Sunday morning the following roster moves: RHP Tylor Megill and LHP Danny Young optioned to Triple-A Syracuse. LHP Tyler Jay and RHP Matt Festa have been selected from Triple-A Syracuse. LHP Brooks Raley has been transferred to the 60-day injured list. OF Duke Ellis has...

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Report: Mets To Keep Alonso If Close To Playoff Race Come July 30

According to Bob Nightingale of USA Today, rival teams are convinced the Mets won’t be trading their slugging first baseman Pete Alonso if the team is within five games of the wild-card race at the team of the trade deadline. Alonso, who is set to hit free agency at the conclusion of this season, has largely been involved in trade rumors around the league. This especially holding true when...

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