Author: Michael Mayer

Morning Briefing: Nimmo, Verlander Help Mets Split Subway Series

Good morning, Mets fans! Brandon Nimmo was a goldfish in the 10th inning for the Mets when he hit a walk-0ff double to give them a 4-3 win at Citi Field to split the Subway Series with the Yankees. Nimmo misplayed a ball on Tuesday night in the Mets’ 7-6 loss and had a baserunning gaffe in the seventh inning on Wednesday. Still, he was able to move past both of those mistakes and be the...

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Ronny Mauricio Getting MRI on Ankle

New York Mets infield prospect Ronny Mauricio is getting an MRI on his ankle according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Mauricio was originally hurt on a play on June 4, when he tried to tag a player that was stealing second base. Mauricio immediately left the game and it was later reported that he had a sprained ankle. The Mets’ No. 2 prospect according to our list, would return to...

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Pete Alonso Placed on IL With Bone Bruise, Recall Luis Guillorme

The Mets announced on Friday afternoon they’ve placed first baseman Pete Alonso on the 10-day injured list and recalled infielder Luis Guillorme from Triple-A Syracuse. Alonso was hit by a 97 mph fastball from Braves’ starter Charlie Morton on Wednesday and left the game immediately. The Mets said initially that it was a contusion and Alonso was day-to-day. Then on Thursday, the Mets...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Lose Sixth Straight Game

Good morning Mets fans! (Well, not really. It’s miserable, actually) The Mets got swept by the Braves on Thursday night, and manager Buck Showalter had some interesting comments after the game. It was the first time in Mets franchise history that they lost three straight games in which they had at least a three-run lead. It also extended their losing streak to six games and dropped them to...

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Mets Comeback Falls Short in 11-10 Loss to Rockies

The New York Mets (27-27) looked to bounce back after a back-and-forth game Saturday night in which they lost to the Colorado Rockies (24-30), 10-7. In another high-scoring affair on Sunday evening at Coors Field, the Mets once again were on the losing side of things, 11-10. The pitching performances – specifically from Tylor Megill and Stephen Nogosek – were too much to overcome and a...

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