Author: Michael Mayer

Mets Enter Final Seven Games Tied With Braves

The Mets enter their game on Wednesday night against the Marlins with a 1-6 record against Miami, Chicago Cubs, and the Washington Nationals at home in September. That missed opportunity against bad teams is certainly part of the reason the Mets will start the final seven games of their 2022 schedule tied for the National League East division with the Atlanta Braves. Overall in September, the...

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Alonso Becomes First Met With Multiple 40-Homer Seasons

Mets first baseman Pete Alonso is doing all that he can to keep the offense going as the team is in a fight for the division with the Braves. With the Mets down 4-0 in the fourth inning against the Marlins at Citi Field on Tuesday, Alonso got New York within striking distance with a three-run homer. Unfortunately, that was all the offense the Mets could muster in their 6-4 loss that lands them...

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Ruf, Vientos Need to Step Up Against Oakland’s Lefties

When the Mets acquired Darin Ruf from the Giants for four players they hoped he would help with their difficulties against lefties, but that hasn’t happened to this point. Then the Mets called up lefty mashing prospect Mark Vientos as another option, but still no improvement against lefties. All three of Oakland’s starters in the series vs the Mets are left-handed meaning the time...

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Off Day Thread: Braves vs Phillies, 7:15 PM

The Mets have an off day on Thursday, but there’s still a game being played in Philadelphia with great significance to the Mets’ chances of winning the division. The Braves enter the day one game behind the Mets for the NL East division lead after suffering a rare loss on Thursday to the Nationals. It will be a battle of left-handers at Citizens Bank Park with Max Fried (13-6, 2.52...

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Joely Rodríguez Pitching Well in September

The New York Mets have spent the entire 2022 season looking for a reliable lefty reliever to get outs. GM Billy Eppler decided not to acquire a lefty at the trade deadline and instead cited that they were hopeful in-house lefty Joely Rodríguez would turn his season around. To the surprise of most, Rodríguez has done just that. In August, the former Yankee posted a 3.27 ERA over 11 innings. His...

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