[tps_start_button label=”Start slideshow” style=”” class=””] The Mets finished Wednesday night’s doubleheader down in the dumps in a 3-0 loss against the Marlins as their offense could not produce yet again. Seth Lugo started the night strong going three scoreless innings. The runs that were allowed were as a result of Jared Hughes giving up a pair on a double...
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In Wednesday night’s outing against the Miami Marlins, Jacob deGrom returned to the mound after missing one start to neck stiffness and he was back to his old self. Starting the night, deGrom took a second to get in the rhythm with Jesus Aguilar reaching first on a fielding error from J.D. Davis and Corey Dickerson singling. Yet even with two men on base, deGrom did what he does best and worked...
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In Monday’s 11-4 win against the Marlins, the Mets bats never seemed to rest with almost every starter having a hit. Two of the most notable players of the night were Robinson Cano, hitting two home runs and driving in four RBI’s and Pete Alonso who had a pair of homers himself. Despite the Mets starting the night with a quick scare due to Robert Gsellman struggling with his...
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With the Mets’ choices for starting pitchers slowly diminishing, rookie David Peterson continues to prove that he’s one of their best options. Peterson’s excellent outing on Thursday clinching a win against the Nationals solidified that notion, as the pitcher only allowed one unearned run over five innings pitched. Peterson started the game showing some signs of struggle, falling behind...
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To say that the Mets started off this series with a lack of energy and an inability to find their rhythm is putting it rather lightly. Yet the team was able to build up their momentum again with back to back wins. Thursday’s win featured amazing performances both defensively and offensively, winning by a landslide with a score of 8-2, most of which was due to Tomas Nido’s...
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