Author: James Villani

Report: Mets To Recall Danny Mendick Replacing Eduardo Escobar

The New York Mets are calling up utility infielder Danny Mendick to replace Eduardo Escobar on the active roster per Mike Puma of the NY Post. Escobar was involved in a deal yesterday that saw him moved the Los Angeles Angels for two top-25 prospects. As a result, a roster spot was opened. New York is opting to use that roster spot on the former Chicago White Sox infielder. The 29-year-old has...

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Luke Voit Continues To Excel With Triple-A Syracuse

Just six days ago, on June 12, the New York Mets signed veteran Luke Voit to a minor league contract. Since then, Voit has impressed mightily with Triple-A Syracuse. Through 27 plate appearances and 15 at-bats (six games) with the Triple-A Mets he owns a terrific 1.460 OPS. This figure is driven by four extra-base hits (two home runs, one triple, one double) and a staggering 11 walks to go along...

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Mets Unable To Overcome Pitching Woes, Lose Series To Struggling Cardinals

Entering the eighth inning, the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets were knotted up at eight. Manager Buck Showalter opted to go with closer David Robertson who pitched a 1-2-3 inning throwing only eight pitches. Showalter then chose to go with Adam Ottavino for the ninth Sunday afternoon at Citi Field and he gave up the game-winning home run. As a result, the Mets lost the contest 8-7 and the...

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Pete Alonso Returns To The Lineup, Mark Vientos Optioned To Triple-A

The New York Mets announced Sunday morning that slugger Pete Alonso has been activated off the 10-day injured list. In a corresponding move, New York sent down prospect Mark Vientos. Alonso was hit by a pitch against the Atlanta Braves on June 9. It was a Charlie Morton fastball that struck his wrist. Originally, it was reported he would miss 3-to-4 weeks. However, he is returning much earlier...

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Mets Drop Another Series As Offense Falters In 2-1 Loss

The New York Mets (31-35) trailed by one run entering the ninth inning. Francisco Lindor worked the count full and took what he thought was ball four before being rang up by home plate umpire Dan Merzel. Tommy Pham would double later in the frame but was stranded at second base in another Mets’ loss. That call certainly was not the main reason New York dropped the series finale at PNC Park...

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