Good morning, Mets fans! Star center fielder Brandon Nimmo received treatment on his injured hip — labeled a mild impingement — on Monday. Luis Rojas said Nimmo could be back in the lineup as early as today, and he even pinch hit in Tuesday night’s game (and eventually struck out). Now let’s get into the morning briefing. Latest Mets News The Mets lost 2-1 to the Red Sox Tuesday...
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The Mets dropped the first of two games against the Red Sox Tuesday night with a 2-1 loss–a final score that’s looking all-too familiar for the team so far this season. On The Mound David Peterson pitched wonderfully tonight. His line ended with six innings, two earned runs, four hits and two walks. (Peterson made his debut last year against the Sox, allowing two runs in 5.2 innings...
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The Mets took two of three from the Washington Nationals this past weekend behind two strong pitching (and defensive) outings from their starters. The team’s staff continues to carry the Mets has their bats continue to work on igniting three weeks into the season. There were some signs of life this series, though, and the two wins put the Mets back above .500 as they remain in first place....
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Luis Rojas provided a slate of notes regarding the team’s rehabbing pitchers ahead of Saturday’s game. First and foremost, Noah Syndergaard faced live hitters in an intrasquad game for the first time since his Tommy John surgery. Syndergaard pitched one inning and touched 97 miles per hour, according to a report from Anthony DiComo. Syndergaard now seems fully in line for his return...
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The Mets were swept by the Cubs in what was their ugliest series of the year so far. A blowout paired with bottom-of-the-barrel offense (they’re comfortably in the doldrums in runs per game and slugging) resulted in three straight losses for the Mets, who are 7-7 and somehow remain tied for first place in the NL East. 3 Up Pete Alonso’s Exit Velocity An update on Pete Alonso’s...
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