Author: Tyler Antonelle

Canning, Soto Stand Out as Mets Trounce Cardinals

Griffin Canning outperforming Sonny Gray was not on anybody’s bingo card Monday night. Canning’s dominance and Gray’s lack thereof set the tone for the game between the Mets and Cardinals, powering the Mets to a resounding 8-0 victory. Canning, who enters 2025 with a career 4.78 ERA in five MLB seasons, looked sharp as he started his first game this spring. It was his second...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Offered Julio Teheran a Minors Deal

Good morning, Mets fans! Per Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Mets reportedly offered Julio Teheran a minor league deal a few weeks ago. Teheran, the longtime Brave, notably signed a deal with the Mets early last season and made just one start for the team (4 ER in 2 2/3 innings) before being let go. He also spent time with the Cubs’ and Orioles’ Triple-A squads last season....

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Senga, Peterson Dominate as Mets and Marlins Tie

The New York Mets took the field at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie on Monday with Kodai Senga seeing real game action for the first time since he recorded just 10 1/3 innings in 2024, including the postseason. Senga and the Mets went up against the Marlins, who started Connor Gillispie. It was a pitchers’ duel, with the teams ending the game in a 1-1 tie. An efficient first inning in which...

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Morning Briefing: Lindor Discusses Leadership Style On Foul Territory

Good morning, Mets fans! On Friday, Francisco Lindor appeared on the show Foul Territory, where he was asked if he takes it upon himself to push younger players on the team. Lindor responded, “I talk a lot of s—.” It’s no secret that Lindor is in pursuit of a World Series championship with the Mets, and he’s done a great job building up the young prospects on the...

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Alonso Shines, Blade Tidwell Struggles as Mets Fall to Cardinals

The Mets took the field on Monday for an early afternoon matchup against the Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter. Blade Tidwell, a top arm in the Mets’ system who struggled a year ago in Syracuse, got the start for New York. Meanwhile, old friend Steven Matz was on the bump for St. Louis. The teams battled hard for nine innings, with the Cardinals coming out on top 7-4....

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