Author: John Stocum

Christian Scott Stellar In First Career Win

It has happened! Christian Scott has finally earned his first career major league win, snapping a streak of 15 straight winless starts to begin his career, two shy of the major league record held by Liam Hendriks. The Mets took the win over the Marlins by a score of 6-1 on Saturday, winning three in a row and taking the series against Miami. It was a great day overall for the Mets, which...

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David Peterson’s Woes Continue

Tuesday night felt like déjà vu for what seemed like the 100th time already this year: The Mets dropped another game where they didn’t hit well, didn’t pitch well, and showed almost no signs of life. The New York Mets dropped the second game of the series to the Cincinnati Reds by a score of 7-2 for the second night in a row. They have now lost five straight and seven of the last...

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Weaver, Williams Vital In Victory Against Former Club

Winning baseball games is always fun. Wins against a rival? Even more fun. The New York Mets took down the New York Yankees on Saturday night thanks in large part to relief outings from Luke Weaver and Devin Williams. What are some things that these players have in common? They both are relief pitchers on the New York Mets. They both were born on the 21st of a month. They both made their major...

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Mets Minors Recap: Santucci Strikes Out Seven in Stellar Start

Despite the Mets’ minor league affiliates going 1-3 on Friday, there were some great starts across the organization. Most notable of the bunch was Jonathan Santucci, who went 6 1/3 innings, allowing only one earned run and striking out seven batters. Santucci had gotten off to a rough start this year after dominating Double-A in the second half of 2025. However, on Friday night, Santucci...

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David Peterson’s Free Fall Continues In Blowout

After Kodai Senga’s start on Sunday lasted only 2 2/3 innings, I said to myself, “I don’t think the Mets starters can get worse than this”. And then David Peterson took the mound on Wednesday. Peterson lasted only 3 2/3 innings, giving up seven earned runs on five hits and three walks. Peterson exited to a flurry of boos from the crowd, leaving the bases loaded for Sean...

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