Tuesday night’s game began promising for the Mets. Frankie Montas shined in his Flushing debut, tossing five shutout innings, and Brett Baty hit a two-run single to cap a three-run fourth inning. Carlos Mendoza called upon Huascar Brazobán for the first of 12 outs he needed from the bullpen. Unfortunately, the wheels once again fell off for the relief unit as the Braves defeated the Mets...
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Updated Post: June 13 at 11:00 p.m. EST After Friday’s loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters that an MRI revealed a Grade 1 hamstring strain for Kodai Senga. Mendoza regarded the development as “relatively good news” all things considered, and the right-hander will be reevaluated in right around two weeks. Max Kranick was recalled from Triple-A...
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The big club has already taken care of business, and now it’s time for the minor league teams to shine as all four of the Mets’ full-season affiliates play this evening. Brandon Sproat will look to carry his momentum from his strong start last week for Syracuse, while in Brooklyn, Nate Dohm will aim to keep his recent hot stretch going. In Binghamton, Jack Wenninger will try to...
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Ten days ago, Pete Alonso was stuck in the longest home run drought of his career. Now, he looks like he’s hit a power surge. The 30-year-old clubbed two homers on Wednesday night, driving in five of the Mets’ six runs in their victory over the Dodgers. Alonso wasted no time getting, smacking a first-pitch slider from Tony Gonsolin over the right field fence for a two-run homer,...
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While the Mets await the Rockies’ arrival in Flushing, it’s a big day on the mound for the team’s minor league affiliates. In Bowie, Jonah Tong takes the mound for Binghamton in the first game of a doubleheader, while in Brooklyn, Frankie Montas will make his second rehab appearance. Earlier today, the FCL Mets fell to the Astros’ squad 6-3 despite three hits from Bohan...
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