Author: Jordan Baron

Nick Morabito Shines In Mets’ Win Over Rays

Another game, another Mets rookie making a mark on the 2026 season. Nick Morabito, the 23-year-old outfielder who made his major league debut back in May against the Nationals, was called back up to join the team once again on Tuesday. After going hitless in one at-bat on Tuesday, Morabito slotted into Wednesday’s game in the sixth inning, pinch-running after Mark Vientos lined a single into...

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Thornton Bears Down Against Braves

Despite the Mets’ second loss in a row to the division-rival Atlanta Braves, their young bright spot on the pitcher’s mound continued to shine. Zac Thornton, the 24-year-old rookie, continued his successful and quality start to his MLB career on Wednesday evening, tossing six innings against the division leaders. He allowed three earned runs on seven hits while walking just one. Thornton made it...

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Fresh-Faced Mets’ Bullpen Jumps to Success

As a result of New York’s poor 2026 campaign, they sold at the trade deadline, dealt away nearly every valuable arm in their bullpen, called up a wave of replacements and reinforcements… and then promptly won their first two games afterward. Go figure. With Christian Scott exiting after five innings, the Mets leaned heavily on their newly assembled bullpen in a 6-5 extra-inning...

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Christian Scott Gets the deGrom Treament

Well, it had to happen eventually. Christian Scott got deGrom’d. After taking game one of the split doubleheader Wednesday afternoon, the Mets sent their 27-year-old right-hander to the mound, marking him responsible for bringing a sweep of the division rivals home to a crowd of fans looking for something to celebrate. While the Mets offense couldn’t manage more than two hits versus Chris Sale...

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High Pitch Count Continues to Hurt Scott Early

After multiple starts in which he did not allow an earned run, Mets starter Christian Scott finally came back down to earth Wednesday afternoon against the Brewers. The 27-year-old right-hander surrendered three runs over 3.2 innings as the Mets fell 4-3, snapping what had been an impressive stretch of dominance. Scott entered the game riding one of the best runs of his young season. Across his...

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