The New York Mets fell to the Dodgers 4-2 in the first game of the homestand. Sean Manaea has looked great since his velocity returned on May 6. Since then, he has pitched 63 2/3 innings to a 3.82 ERA and a 1.26 WHIP. This game, he threw six innings of one-run ball. Unfortunately, the bullpen was not as strong today. Brooks Raley and A.J. Minter combined to give up three runs in two innings,...
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As the Mets prepare to be sellers at the trade deadline, president of baseball operations David Stearns spoke with the media as he does every home stand. He discussed about the state of the organization, the Mets’ 2026 draft, the deadline, and the organizational goals going forward. Before he spoke to the media, interim manager Andy Green also briefly spoke. Later on, Stearns reiterated...
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Per Will Sammon of the Athletic Luis Robert Jr. is generating preliminary interest heading into the trade deadline. Despite missing two months on the injured list, Robert Jr. still has value as a plus defensive center fielder with a high power ceiling, as shown by his 112 miles per hour home run in his second game off the injured list. It is unclear if the Mets are interested in taking up his...
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Today was not a great day for the Mets farm as outside of St. Lucie the pitching struggled heavily. For the most part the offense did look good, and Trey Snyder looks like he could be breaking out and potentially forcing his way to High-A sooner rather than later. Mike Tauchman is still working his way back from spring knee surgery and had his best game. Triple-A Scranton/WB (50-43) 13, Syracuse...
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Previously, MMO broke down the different strategies the Mets could utilize in the draft as they got creative with their limited signing bonus pool. They could have gone heavy into prep players as the Braves did; they could have gone under slot early and signed a single player to a higher slot like the Red Sox did with Martin Shelar; and they could have focused on floating down pitchers who...
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