Author: James Villani

Eliminated Mets Lose 2-1 to Burnes and Brew Crew

The New York Mets were officially eliminated from playoff contention before the team’s game versus the Milwaukee Brewers. To add salt in the wound, the Mets lost another one-run game, this despite a solid start from pitcher Rich Hill. Albeit would have been a tall task against a NL Cy Young frontrunner in Corbin Burnes. Nonetheless, the Mets lost their fourth consecutive game, and eighth...

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Segura’s Two Homers Powers Phils to 5-3 Win Over Reeling Mets

With the New York Mets 5.5 games out of the NL East lead and 6.0 games out of the second Wild Card spot, the team’s playoff hopes seem slim-to-none. So what are the Mets playing for now? Both pride and to be the role of spoiler, especially against rivals. That is exactly what they wanted to do against Aaron Nola and the Philadelphia Phillies Saturday night. Well, spoiler-alert, they once...

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Yanks Top Mets 8-7 on a Night of Remembrance and Hope

Game number 143 for the New York Mets was different than any other this season. This due to the beautiful ceremony that took place at Citi Field prior to the game. Words cannot describe how touching and beautiful the ceremony was, so if you missed it give it a viewing yourself. What occurred after the ceremony was something much less important, however, the Mets and New York Yankees did play a...

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Mets’ Number Six Prospect Mark Vientos Promoted To Triple-A

It was reported early this afternoon that one of the New York Mets’ top prospects, Mark Vientos, is being promoted to Triple-A Syracuse. The six-foot-four, right-handed bat is currently ranked as the sixth-best prospect in the Mets’ system by MLB Pipeline. He is ranked at the Mets’ fifth-best prospect by Fangraphs. The 2017 second-round selection, who is only 21-years old, has...

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Long Ball Dooms Megill As Mets Drop Nightcap 4-3 to Nationals

After a memorable beginning to the day-night doubleheader, the New York Mets likely preferred a much less taxing game to occur in the night cap. With Tylor Megill on the mound for New York, and a pitcher in Josh Rogers appearing in his first MLB game since 2018 for the Washington Nationals, the Mets surely wished for a much simpler game. Well, the absences of Francisco Lindor and Javier Baez...

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