Author: Kai Chang

Morning Briefing: Juan Soto Has Forearm Tightness

Good morning, Mets fans! Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported before Tuesday’s game that Juan Soto has forearm tightness. Heyman noted that he was good to swing, but didn’t play the field. However, Soto was throwing pregame on Tuesday, and reports suggest that he is feeling fine, Heyman tweeted after the game. Soto DH’ed and went 1-for-4 with his second home run of the...

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Mets’ Offense Breaks Out in Second-Straight Victory Over Twins

If there is one thing the 2026 New York Mets have shown early this season, it’s that no lead feels entirely safe. That theme surfaced again Thursday night in a back-and-forth game where the Mets’ offense was able to produce enough to overcome a late collapse and still come away with a 10-8 win over the Minnesota Twins. The evening started precariously for starter Christian Scott, who struggled...

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Morning Briefing: Mets’ Losing Streak Now at a Dozen

Good morning, Mets fans. The Mets have now dropped their 12th straight game, falling to the Twins 5-3. Francisco Lindor opened the scoring with a three-run shot in the bottom of the third, but New York couldn’t add on and wasted another strong start from rookie Nolan McLean. McLean went 6 2/3 innings, allowing three earned runs while striking out 10. Devin Williams took the loss for New York,...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Lose Seventh Straight, Drop Another Series

Good morning, Mets fans! Tuesday’s pitching matchup between Nolan McLean and Yoshinobu Yamamoto went as advertised, but it resulted in another Mets loss. The Mets (7-11) fell 2-1 to the Dodgers as the offense continued to slump. Francisco Lindor led off the game with a homer, and New York never found the runs column again. The Mets have now lost seven in a row and the first two of the...

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Nolan McLean Twirls Another Gem for Mets

On Thursday, Citi Field witnessed Nolan McLean’s best outing of the year, but it got lost in a 7-1 defeat to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Despite the lopsided final score, McLean’s performance was the Mets’ clear standout. Through 6 1/3 innings of work, McLean surrendered only three hits and two earned runs, striking out eight, bringing his season ERA to 2.70. The right-hander set the...

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