David Peterson was ineffective and wild and Sean Manaea was arguably worse. A day after the Mets scored seven runs in the fourth inning, the Nationals pulled the same trick en route to a 14-2 victory Wednesday at Citi Field. Peterson, making his first start since April 13 after being demoted to the bullpen, gave up three hard singles to his first four batters. The Nationals led 1-0 and had...
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Wednesday, April 29, 2026 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Cade Cavalli (0-1, 4.01) vs. LHP David Peterson (0-3, 5.06) SNY The Mets are 1-0 against the NL East this year! The Mets opened up their series with the Nationals last night with an 8-0 win, thanks to a massive fourth inning where the Mets put up seven on the Nationals. The Mets got home runs from their top two stars in the lineup...
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As of April 28, Alex Cora, formerly of the Boston Red Sox, and Rob Thompson, formerly of the Philadelphia Phillies were fired from their managerial positions over the last week. Managers have been fired as early as six games into a season, though most tend to be let go around Memorial Day. The Red Sox and Phillies have had a start to the season about as bad as the Mets and hope these changes in...
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After homering on Opening Day, Carson Benge went into a 2-for-30 slump that saw his batting average tumble to .091 on April 7. But whether it was by faith or necessity, Carlos Mendoza stuck with him, even batting him leadoff at times to try to get him going. The rookie is showing signs of meeting the potential that the Mets saw when they made him the 19th pick of the 2024 draft out of Oklahoma...
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While Binghamton and Brooklyn continue to struggle, Syracuse now has a winning record after dominating Lehigh Valley today. A.J. Ewing made his Triple-A debut and immediately impressed roping a triple in his first at-bat. Syracuse is an exciting team to watch and Ewing is now only one step away from the majors. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (14-13) 10, Lehigh Valley (16-12) 4 Box Score CF A.J. Ewing:...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported before Tuesday’s game that Juan Soto has forearm tightness. Heyman noted that he was good to swing, but didn’t play the field. However, Soto was throwing pregame on Tuesday, and reports suggest that he is feeling fine, Heyman tweeted after the game. Soto DH’ed and went 1-for-4 with his second home run of the...
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