Francisco Lindor this weekend had his best series of the year against his former team, the Cleveland Guardians. In Game 1 on Friday night, the 29-year-old racked up three hits, including a game-winning single in the 10th inning—continuing a trend of comebacks last week by the Mets. On Sunday, in Game 3 of the series (and the second game on Sunday), Lindor pulled the Mets even 1-1 with the...
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The fortunes of the Mets’ system, much like the major league squad, turned around in a big way this week, with only one of the four teams losing their series. Check out all of the biggest developments in the farm system, including marquee performances from David Peterson, Ronny Mauricio, and Mike Vasil. Triple-A Syracuse The Syracuse Mets split their six-game series away at the Norfolk Tides....
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets begin a six-game road trip tonight with the first of three games against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Kodai Senga (4-2, 3.77 ERA) will take the mound against southpaw Drew Smyly (4-1, 2.86 ERA). Senga is coming off the strongest outing of his big league career, holding the Rays to just one run while allowing three hits and three walks with a career-high 12...
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The Atlanta Braves have been the top dog in the National League East division for the last handful of years. It has been more of the same this season, as Brian Snitker’s team has opened up a sizable advantage over the rest of the division. How have the New York Mets and the Miami Marlins fared as of late? Will the Philadelphia Phillies return to the form they showed at the end of 2022?...
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The New York Mets’ recent woes became a tale of the past this week as the team took two out of three from a dominant Tampa Bay Rays squad before notching their first series sweep in over a month against the Cleveland Guardians this weekend. Contributions came pouring in from up and down the roster, but rookies Francisco Álvarez and Kodai Senga both turned in signature performances that set...
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After the New York Mets took two out of three from the Tampa Bay Rays in dramatic fashion, there was reason to be cautiously optimistic that the team was pulling out of its month-long funk. With the follow-up sweep of the Cleveland Guardians, the enthusiasm is getting stronger. These were the shades of the 2022 Mets, a team that would never say die, that had often-elite starting pitching...
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