The long ball was king on Thursday, with Ronny Mauricio hitting his 21st of the season and Jeremiah Jackson and Stanley Consuegra both homering for the third straight game. Ryan Clifford and Kevin Parada chipped in with home runs as well for Brooklyn. Triple-A: Buffalo 9, Syracuse 4, Box Score 2B Ronny Mauricio 3-for-5, HR (21st), SB (22nd), 2 RBI, .841 OPS 3B Brett Baty 0-for-5, 2 K, 1.124 OPS...
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Good morning, Mets fans! In other exciting news, the Mets on Thursday announced that Darryl Strawberry’s and Dwight Gooden’s numbers of No. 18 and 16, respectively, will be retired next season. Their legacies will be etched in Mets history now as the sixth and seventh players to have their numbers retired by the club. For more on this news, read here. Latest Mets News After a day off, the Mets...
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The FCL Mets had a great regular season as they finished with the best win percentage in the league (32-18, .640). However, their season came to an abrupt end on Thursday when they lost in the FCL semifinals to the Braves, 7-1 at Clover Park. It was rough day for the defense as the team made five errors, which resulted in only three of the seven runs being earned. Even though the team look the...
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Everyone’s talking about Pete Alonso. Specifically, everyone’s talking about whether or not he’ll remain a Met. This has become a hot topic after Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic revealed that Alonso was the “center of trade talks” between the Mets and Brewers prior to the 2023 MLB trade deadline. Clearly, Alonso is still a Met and has said that he “loves being a Met,”...
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The 2023 season has been a major disappointment for the Mets. The team came into the season with legitimate World Series aspirations, but eventually found themselves as sellers by the trade deadline. Despite being in a situation nobody could have expected, the Mets were able to turn their aging veterans and expiring contracts into much-needed prospect depth. They acquired 10 prospects who rank...
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The New York Mets announced that they will be retiring the jersey numbers of 1986 World Series Champions Darryl Strawberry (18) and Dwight Gooden (16). Darryl and “Doc” both had meteoric rises through the Mets system, winning Rookie of the Year in 1983 and 1984, respectively. Together, they immediately turned the Mets into perennial contenders throughout the 1980’s. The two had...
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