By now, you’ve probably heard that our former Thor, Noah Syndergaard, was designated for assignment on Sunday following giving up five runs in six innings against the Blue Jays. Naturally, we have to ask the question – should he return to Queens? John Sheridan Maybe Jeremy Hefner can help Noah Syndergaard unlock something. Most likely not. The Mets are pitching Carlos Carrasco every...
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Top Mets catching prospect Kevin Parada has been promoted to Double-A Binghamton, according to his old team, the Brooklyn Cyclones. Parada, 22, slashed .265/.340/447/.787 over 382 plate appearances. He had a wRC+ of 115 in High-A, a mark 15 percent better than other hitters in the league. The Georgia Tech product recently returned from a stint on the injured list with a right ankle sprain, but...
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Brandon Nimmo was in the midst of a 0-for-21 stretch when he went to the plate in the bottom of the third inning on Monday night. With no score yet and facing the hard-throwing Jon Gray, Nimmo ended his hitless stretch in fashion, clubbing a two-run homer to put the Mets ahead. Nimmo has tapped into power this season. He has a career-high 19 home runs and is chasing the 20 mark for the first...
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In their current state, the New York Mets are searching for any signs of life. And while moral victories are an outlawed form of thinking in any Major League clubhouse, the Mets are desperate to find anyone or anything that can help contribute in any fashion come 2024. Whether David Peterson or Tylor Megill is a part of those plans remains to be seen. Still, for now, the two starters who have so...
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The prospects came to play this week, and there were encouraging performances at nearly every level of the Mets’ minor league system. Here are the biggest developments, including yet another superb week from Jett Williams and a clean sweep of Eastern League awards from Binghamton’s Tyler Stuart and Agustin Ruiz. Triple-A Syracuse The Syracuse Mets split their six-game series at home...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Starling Marte is in Philadelphia to do physical therapy on his groin. The Mets did not offer much information beyond that on his progress. Marte has been on the injured list since early August due to a groin strain after undergoing double groin surgery in the offseason. Latest Mets News Tylor Megill struck out eight batters in six innings of one-run ball, averaging 95.8...
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