Author: Kai Chang

Mets Minors Recap: Brandon Sproat Continues To Shine

MMO Michael Mayer’s No. 1-ranked prospect Jett Williams was scratched from the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies’ lineup on Thursday. The 21-year-old was initially listed as the starting shortstop, but he was in the dugout and did not play. The reason for his absence is still yet to be disclosed. Meanwhile, Brandon Sproat turned in another quality start for Triple-A Syracuse....

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Morning Briefing: Mets Have Lost Seven of Their Last Eight

Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets fell 3-2 to the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday, continuing their struggles with a seventh loss in eight games. New York took an early 2-0 lead thanks to RBIs from Tyrone Taylor and Pete Alonso, but Cleveland’s starter, Logan Allen, settled in after the second inning, keeping the Mets off the board. The Guardians grabbed control in the seventh, stringing together...

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How Might McLean and Sproat Factor Into Mets’ Stretch Run?

At the Trade Deadline, the Mets strengthened the back end of their pitching staff with the acquisitions of Ryan Helsley and Tyler Rogers. However, they made no moves to bolster a starting rotation that has recently looked like a shadow of its former self—but that decision was no accident. When Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns was asked about the starting pitching market in a...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Drop Series to San Francisco

Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets were blown out 12-4 by the Giants at Citi Field on Sunday. Frankie Montas lasted just four innings, giving up seven runs and raising his ERA to 6.68. Austin Warren saved the bullpen with four scoreless innings, but the game was still enough out of reach that Carlos Mendoza had to turn to catcher Luis Torrens for the final out of the eighth. Francisco Alvarez was...

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A Deep Dive Into the Newest Mets Relievers

In the days leading up to the 2025 Trade Deadline, David Stearns and the New York Mets had a clear priority: bolstering an overworked and quickly deteriorating bullpen. With Edwin Díaz back in elite form, the Mets’ clear weakness was the middle and late innings leading up to the ninth. It was too often that leads unraveled before Díaz could even reach the mound. When the Mets traded for...

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