Author: Rob Piersall

Braves Continue to be Mets’ Achilles’ Heel

“Larrrrryyyyyy!” “Larrrrryyyyyy!” Embarking on my Mets’ fandom at 6-years-old, learning the rivalry with the Atlanta Braves became ingrained in my fabric. I remember the intense banter between fans of both teams as John Rocker would enter the game, or the aforementioned Larry “Chipper” Jones came to the plate. As I got older, the Phillies became an...

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Nimmo Plays Nine Innings In Center Field, Collects Three Hits For Syracuse

Mets’ outfielder Brandon Nimmo played all nine innings in center field and went 3-for-4 at the dish Sunday afteroon for Triple-A Syracuse. Nimmo, 26, enjoyed his best rehab game so far, with two of his hits being doubles, while also scoring three runs and collecting two RBI. The Wyoming native has been sidelined since late May with a bulging cervical disk in his neck and the effects of...

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Callaway: Marcus Stroman “Likely” To Make Next Start

Mets’ manager Mickey Callaway, prior to Sunday’s series finale with the Braves, said right-hander Marcus Stroman will likely make his scheduled start on Tuesday against the Chicago Cubs. Stroman, 28, excited his last start due to left hamstring tightness, but said a couple days ago on Twitter that he would make his next start. The Long Island native came over to the Mets prior to the...

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Mets Option Chris Flexen, Recall Chris Mazza From Triple-A

To combat a taxed bullpen, the New York Mets have optioned right-hander Chris Flexen, and recalled right-hander Chris Mazza from Triple-A Syracuse. Flexen, 25, is 0-3 with a 6.59 ERA, 5.56 FIP and 2.049 WHIP over nine games for the Mets this year, which includes multiple stints with the team. Mazza, 29, has appeared in four games for the big club this year in his rookie season, and has...

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Pete Alonso Continues Storied Season with Record Breaking Blast

Forty-one is a significant number in Mets’ history. Most importantly, it was donned by The Franchise, Tom Seaver. Secondly, it’s the number that signifies the Mets’ single season home run record. On Saturday night at Citi Field, Mets’ rookie first baseman, Pete Alonso, tied the club record with his 41st home run of the campaign, with just over a month left in the season....

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