Francisco Lindor may have been snubbed in the All-Star vote, but he was the hero on Sunday. He went 3-for-4, starting with a single, double, and a walk, boosting his slash line to .250/.316/.447. Lindor delivered the clutch moment the Mets needed when they were down to their last out. Despite a tough day for the offense, Lindor reached base four times, tallying a double, two RBIs, and a walk. He...
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For the Mets to find success, whether in the current season or the coming years, Brandon Nimmo’s contributions will be crucial. Despite the Mets’ 10-5 loss to the Astros, Nimmo’s performance on Sunday highlighted his importance to the franchise. His strong showing capped off a month where he and the Mets rejuvenated their season, indicating a promising future with Nimmo playing...
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On a day that went from sunny and warm to soaking wet, the New York Mets and Houston Astros faced off in the rubber match of a weekend series at Citi Field. After the Mets came back late from an Astros barrage early, Houston would pile on extra runners in the 10th and 11th innings to defeat New York 10-5. From the beginning, Houston took advantage of their chances, with Jon Singleton launching a...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Folks, the day is finally here. OMG by Jose Iglesias—Candelita for musical purposes—will be released at 4 p.m. ET today. As seen on Katia Lindor’s Instagram, Pete Alonso, Luis Severino, Francisco Alvarez, Edwin Díaz, Jose Quintana, DJ Stewart, Jeff McNeil, Francisco Lindor, Tyrone Taylor, Mark Vientos, Sean Manaea, David Peterson, Brandon Nimmo, J.D. Martinez,...
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The Mets fully embraced the risk of signing pitchers with elite potential but were marred by injuries. They did so when they inked Luis Severino this offseason. Performances like Sundays and several others this season demonstrate why the Mets took that gamble—and it appears to be paying off. Severino delivered one of his best performances as a Met in a 5-2 victory in Chicago, securing both the...
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