Author: Patrick Glynn

What Starting Pitchers Could the Mets Target This Offseason?

The Mets’ starting pitchers are probably the most scrutinized group coming out of the 2025 season, and reasonably so. You know the headline stat: Mets starters were first in ERA (2.79) in baseball through June 12, then the season blew up, and they were 27th in the league (5.27) across the rest of the year. It’s an area the Mets must address this winter, and they can’t simply...

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Interpreting David Stearns’ Closing Presser & the Path Forward

David Stearns put a cap on the “tremendously disappointing” 2025 season with a press conference on Monday. He owned up to the construction of the roster and, ultimately, its performance. He highlighted three areas where the team didn’t do well enough this year: Run prevention Defense “Failed to score the runs we needed to score” Let’s take a deeper look at...

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Crossfire: Call Up McLean or Sproat?

I’d call the Mets’ starting pitching their Achilles’ heel the last two months, but the whole team has played poorly since June 12. However, only David Peterson has pitched six innings or more for the team over the last two months. That’s bad. Frankie Montas has been perhaps the worst culprit, averaging right around 4 1/3 innings per appearance since his season debut in...

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Juan Soto Leaves Game with Injury

Juan Soto left Tuesday night’s game against the San Diego Padres after fouling a ball off his leg. In the top of the third, Soto fouled a ball off his right leg, and needed a couple of minutes after doing so to recoup. Trainers checked on Soto, but he grounded out and stayed in for the bottom of the third. However, when the team came out for defense in the fourth, he was replaced by Tyrone...

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2025 All-Star Game Chat: AL vs. NL, 8:00 PM

Tuesday, July 14, 2025 • 8:00 pm ET Truist Park • Cumberland, GA LHP Tarik Skubal (10-3, 2.23 ERA) vs. RHP Paul Skenes (4-8, 2.01 ERA) FOX The 95th edition of the MLB All-Star Game is tonight, and the Mets are well-represented! Francisco Lindor earned his first All-Star nomination as a Met (and fifth overall), and Pete Alonso notched his fifth, as well. Edwin Díaz and his dominance this year...

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