After every New York Mets (61-55) player recorded a hit in Thursday’s win over the Colorado Rockies, their offense was nowhere to be found in the series opener against the Seattle Mariners (61-56). New York managed only seven hits against Bryce Miller (9-7, 3.46 ERA) and the Seattle pitching staff as they ended up losing 6-0, marking the ninth time that the Mets have been shutout this...
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The New York Mets (61-54) have been waiting for Pete Alonso to have a breakout game. He picked a good time to do that on Thursday against the Colorado Rockies (42-74) at Coors Field. The first baseman hit two mammoth home runs in the first three innings as the Mets defeated the Rockies, 9-1, to take two out of three in the series. With the Atlanta Braves losing to the Milwaukee Brewers, the Mets...
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There were five games played across the four affiliates in the Mets system on Wednesday. The bulk of the scoring came in Syracuse, as the other four affiliates combined for only four runs. At the same time, a Brooklyn pitcher was able to put up a good amount of strikeouts and one of the Cyclones games featured a walk-off hit. Meanwhile, in St. Lucie, a Mets outfielder continued his rehab...
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Pitching at Coors Field is never easy for any starting pitcher in Major League Baseball. On Tuesday night, Luis Severino had his first experience taking the mound in the thin air of Denver, Colorado, against the Rockies. Going to Colorado can sometimes lead to weird things happening for opposing teams. Part of that did happen to the Mets’ in a 6-3 loss to open their three-game series....
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On the final day of July, the Mets offense had the bats break out at most of the affiliates as three teams ended up putting up at least six runs on the scoreboard. On the mound, two starters had at least nine strikeouts on the mound. Find out who shone the brightest heading into August by checking out Wednesday’s action below. Triple-A Columbus Clippers (50-52) 12, Syracuse Mets (62-41) 8...
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