Coming into Tuesday nights game, a majority of Mets fans had a feeling that Matt Harvey was going to come out firing against the Washington Nationals in what was going to be the most important game of the year. How could he not have a Harvey like outing? It seemed fitting after all the media attention he’s received the last several days over the questions surrounding his innings limit and...
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The Mets (75-61) lost the rubber game of the series to the Miami Marlins (57-80) today at Marlins Park by a score of 4-3. Offense: The Mets failed to inflict damage upon one of the worst teams in baseball today, as they managed to put up only three runs, both of which came on the strength of home runs. Yoenis Cespedes continued his fantastic season by blasting his 30th home run of the year in...
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Despite a deflating loss to the floundering Miami Marlins Friday night, Yoenis Cespedes’ performance was the silver lining to an otherwise gut-wrenching night. In the sixth inning, after Marlins’ starter Tom Koehler had kept the Mets at bay for the entirety of the game up until that point, Cespedes stepped into the box and promptly laced a triple to center field, and was driven in by...
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The Mets (74-60) were defeated by the Miami Marlins (56-79) by the score of 6-5 tonight at Marlins Park. Offense: Tom Koehler, who the Mets have had much success with in the past, did a good job of silencing the Mets bats before they finally broke through in the sixth inning. Yoenis Cespedes led off in that sixth inning, and tripled to center field to give Michael Conforto a prime RBI...
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The Mets (74-59) defeated the Philadelphia Phillies (53-81) by a score of 9-4 tonight at Citi Field. Offense: The Mets got on the board first tonight, as in the second inning, David Wright singled to lead off the frame, and was driven in on a double by Kelly Johnson. The very next batter, Ruben Tejada, hit a shallow fly ball to right field which bounced in front of Phillies’ outfielder...
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