Francisco Lindor dealt with quite a bit of criticism for the New York Mets’ poor start to the season, but that has not stopped the 29-year-old was producing as of late. He had one of his best games as a member of the organization in Thursday’s 9-0 win, going 5-for-5 with a home run, two triples, and two singles. Lindor’s individual performance helped the Mets earn a sweep over...
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With the MLB All-Star game set to be played on July 11th, FOCO has just released their annual Bobbles on Parade collection featuring a commemorative All-Star themed bobblehead from all 30 MLB teams. The Bobbles on Parade program started back in 2003 in the city of Chicago. Major League Baseball, the Chicago White Sox, and Forever Collectibles partnered to create 34 life-sized bobbleheads to...
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Carlos Carrasco was set to take the mound on Thursday against the Arizona Diamondbacks, as the New York Mets looked to sweep the series at Chase Field. After an outstanding performance from starting pitcher Kodai Senga the night prior, Carrasco had large shoes to fill, and he stepped up to the task in a profound way. His final line in the winning effort: 8 IP, 0 R, 3 H, 1 BB, 4 K. In his...
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Triple-A: Syracuse (35-47) 6, Worcester (43-40) 1 (Box Score) 1B Mark Vientos 1-for-5, 2 K, .313 AVG/1.027 OPS DH Luke Voit 1-for-5, 2 K, .233 AVG/.947 OPS Luke Ritter, Jaylin Davis, and Abraham Almonte all homered in the game for Syracuse. Ritter hit his Mets minor league-leading 19th of the season. Ronny Mauricio didn’t play after coming out of Wednesday’s game early in the sixth...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Following a thrilling comeback victory on Wednesday, the New York Mets experienced a different scenario on Thursday, as they didn’t require any extraordinary heroics. Their offense delivered seven runs within the initial three innings, and their starting pitcher, Carlos Carrasco, extended his impressive performance for the second consecutive night, allowing the...
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After an emotional come-from-behind win on Wednesday, the New York Mets (41-46) did not need any heroics on Thursday. The offense scored seven runs in the first three innings and their starter (Carlos Carrasco) went deep into the game for the second straight night as they finished off a step of the Arizona Diamondbacks (50-38) with a 9-0 win. The Mets not only completed the sweep of Arizona and...
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