Author: Johnluke Chaparro

Morning Briefing: Nationals Cancel Strasburg’s Retirement Press Conference

Good morning, Mets fans! The Washington Nationals have unexpectedly canceled Stephen Strasburg’s retirement press conference, according to sources reported by Britt Ghiroli of The Athletic. Initially, the plan was to hold the press conference to honor Strasburg and retire his number. However, the Nationals have now altered their approach. It was the team that approached Strasburg about...

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Jeff McNeil Continues Strong Second Half

Following a challenging start to the season marked by massive struggles, Jeff McNeil appears to have made a turnaround, resembling the consistent hitter who clinched a batting title in the previous season. His frustrating early months characterized by helmet tosses, tough outs and seemingly adverse luck have taken a positive turn as August began, reminiscent of the McNeil fans have come to know....

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Morning Briefing: The Baby Mets Are All Together

Good morning, Mets fans! Following months of anticipation, the New York Mets will finally call up Ronny Mauricio, to the big league ball club and make his debut in the major leagues this weekend. According to the initial report by Daniel Álvarez-Montes from El Extrabase and subsequently corroborated by Joel Sherman of The New York Post, the Mets are planning to promote Mauricio, their...

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David Peterson Making Most Of Opportunity Since Recall

Amidst a season rife with challenges, David Peterson has impressively held his own and sustained his own self-assuredness, a quality that the Mets are keen on nurturing as he prepares to take the mound for several pivotal starts for the final two months of the regular season. On Sunday, against the Los Angeles Angels, Peterson showcased himself again on the mound, leading to a thrilling 3-2...

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Pete Alonso Powers Mets Offense In St. Louis

Thriving within the atmosphere of St. Louis, Pete Alonso reclaimed his rhythm, igniting a strong weekend in the Gateway City. Alonso connected for his 39th home run on Sunday, trailing only Shohei Ohtani and Matt Olson for the MLB lead with 43. The impact of Alonso’s shot into the left-field mezzanine was evident in its blazing exit speed of 113.5 mph. Across the four-game series,...

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