Author: Nathan Cooper

Mets’ Pitching Implodes Against Cubs as Losing Streak Reaches Nine Games

Kodai Senga and the New York Mets (7-12) took on the Chicago Cubs (9-9) looking to snap an eight-game losing streak. The rare Friday day game, which is a tradition at Wrigley Field, began at 2:20p.m. EST, kicking off a three-game series. The Mets began the game with a new-look batting order, with Carson Benge leading off for the first time in his young MLB career. Despite the first two batters...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Content on Soto’s Progression

Good morning, Mets fans! On Monday, Anthony DiComo reported that Juan Soto (calf strain) is still expected back within 2-3 weeks of his April 3 injury, per Carlos Mendoza, but he has not started a running program. Should Soto not progress in the next couple of days, it is possible he could undergo another MRI, but as of right now, the Mets are content with his progression, per DiComo. The Mets...

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Mets Minors Recap: Morabito Powers Syracuse to Victory

As the first two weeks of the minor league season come to a close, all levels aside from the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (Double-A) are below .500. These trends continued on Sunday, as all four levels combined when 1-3, with the one win being the Syracuse Mets (Triple-A). A Nick Morabito two-run home run led the Syracuse Mets (Triple-A) to a narrow 3-2 victory. A.J. Ewing and Jacob Reimer both...

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Jeff McNeil Get His Revenge, Mets’ Offense Continues to Struggle in Loss to Athletics

Clay Holmes took the mound for the New York Mets (7-7) as they took on the Athletics (6-7) in the first game of a three-game set at home. Notably, the game was Jeff McNeil’s first as a visitor at Citi Field. After two innings of shutout baseball, the A’s broke through off of Holmes in the top of the third inning. Although the Mets’ righty generated a ground ball with a double...

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Mets Minors Recap: Syracuse Wins on Walk-off Homer

Sunday was a rainy day in New York as both the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (Double-A) and the Brooklyn Cyclones (High-A) were rained out. However, the Syracuse Mets (Triple-A) were able to play with a fiery finish. The Mets (Triple-A) were the only team in the organization to play on Sunday due to the postponements in Double-A and High-A. The St. Lucie Mets (Single-A) had the day off. Minor League...

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