Good morning, Mets fans! Sunday’s game was a disastrous one for the Mets as they had their second bullpen collapse in three days. This time, they blew a 7-1 lead and lost on a walk-off error by Pete Alonso. Ryne Stanek blew a save in each loss. Yet, the Mets could still leave D.C. with a series split. They won 2-0 Saturday, and will wrap up the series with Game 4 Monday at 4:05 p.m. ET....
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In a game where each team hit a triple in a key spot, it was the Mets’ Mark Vientos who got the short end of the stick despite another strong showing at the plate on Friday. Vientos not only hit the massive go-ahead three-run triple in the eighth, but he hit the ball hard all day. He now has hits in nine of his last 10 games as he continues to slowly but surely turn things into gear. His...
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It’s been a rough start for two of the Mets’ young infielders fighting for a job. Mark Vientos undoubtedly earned it last year. After struggles in parts of two big league seasons, he enjoyed a breakout campaign that made him a fixture in the middle of the lineup as the Mets’ third baseman. Brett Baty, meanwhile, continued to underwhelm in limited playing time. But there’s...
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After an underwhelming walk year and a shell of the massive contract he once thought he might receive, Pete Alonso has come out absolutely firing in 2025. While Juan Soto understandably took a lot of the fanfare, it’s been Alonso who’s been more locked in than anybody in the early going for the Mets. He’s been the story, and the star, and simply the best hitter in New...
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The Mets pitched their first shutout of 2025 on Friday, and it all started at the top with Tylor Megill. There’s a lot of season left. But Megill is 2-for-2 in posting strong outings thus far, as he twirled another gem in a 5-0 defeat of the Blue Jays in the Mets’ home opener. Megill threw the first 5 1/3 innings of the shutout. He’s allowed just one run in 10 1/3 innings on...
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