Author: Mojo Hill

Devin Williams Starting to Turn the Corner

Devin Williams could be seen talking to Carlos Mendoza in the dugout after his eighth-pitch bottom of the ninth. The implication from outside observers was that Williams might pitch the 10th. It made sense — Williams had cruised through a quick ninth, he’s been pitching well recently and the Mets can’t afford to be blowing close games with the way their season’s gone. Alas,...

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Struggling Mauricio Gives Mets Much-Needed Jolt

It’s no secret: Ronny Mauricio had not been good going into Friday. Neither had the Mets. Yet, against all odds, Mauricio played hero as the Mets won their 11th game of the season on Friday. For the second straight game, the Mets erased a 3-0 deficit. While they were unable to finish the job on Thursday, they got the win on Friday — with Mauricio providing the final jolt the Mets needed....

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Middle Innings Bite Peralta Again in Loss to Rockies

Freddy Peralta turned in a solid outing in the Mets’ loss to the Rockies on Friday. But was it good enough? Peralta limited Colorado to two runs in 5 2/3 innings, striking out eight. He lowered his ERA to 3.90 through his first six starts for New York. The Mets’ big offseason pitching addition has been mostly good. But he hasn’t quite been able to hold things down for a full...

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Kodai Senga Follows Career-Worst Start With Another Shortcoming

Six days after the worst start of his career, Kodai Senga had an outing that was nearly as bad on Friday. It’s hard to rub a wound much deeper than giving up four runs in the first inning when you’ve already lost eight in a row. The Mets’ offense, which has been the main culprit of this losing streak, didn’t fully flesh — but it wasn’t the main factor on Friday....

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Mets’ Hitting Woes Continue Into A’s Series

The New York Mets have not scored a run in 17 innings. They were shut out on Friday by the A’s, who recorded back-to-back shutouts for the first time since 2024. The Mets scattered six hits across nine innings in a 4-0 loss. They were in the game for eight innings, down 1-0 entering the ninth. But they could never scratch a rally together. They also drew just one walk. The Mets have now...

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