Coming off of a shocking and disappointing three-game sweep at the hands of the Tigers, the Mets took the field on Friday night looking to right the ship against the Rockies who entered the game on a four-game win streak. Kodai Senga got the start for New York and Antonio Senzatela, making his first appearance since last August, got the start for Colorado. There wasn’t much offense from...
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Friday, May 5, 2023 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, New York RHP Antonio Senzatela (0-0, -.–) vs. RHP Kodai Senga (3-1, 4.15) SNY The Mets need a win tonight in the worse way. They just got swept by the Tigers and now have lost nine of their last eleven games. The starting pitching has been off, the offense has gone missing. The bullpen has kept them in games, but using the bullpen so...
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The New York Mets have fallen to .500 following their rough trip to Detroit earlier in the week. They were swept by the third-placed Tigers, despite having Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander pitch in the series. The Mets have now lost eight of their last ten games and are now six games behind the Atlanta Braves for first place in the division. Manager Buck Showalter will be looking for a response...
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It might just be time to start asking hard questions about the New York Mets. For all the talk that it is early in the season, getting swept by the Detroit Tigers one week after nearly doing so to the Washington Nationals must flash warning signals. The baseball season is long, but the age of the Mets’ roster means that struggles will be questioned as natural regression rather than just a...
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Matt Harvey announced his retirement from baseball, according to the former New York Met’s Instagram account. Harvey elected free agency on November 10, 2022, and was not offered a contract by any other team before the 2023 season. The former all-star finished his career in Baltimore, pitching to a 6.27 ERA in 28 starts. The Connecticut native will always be remembered for his time with...
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After missing the first couple weeks of the season due to a shoulder injury, Mets’ starting pitcher Justin Verlander finally made his debut in Thursday’s contest at Comerica Park against the Detroit Tigers. Verlander, 40, is in the initial year of his hefty two-year contract that he signed in this past offseason that is paying him just over $43 million annually. As a result, the Mets...
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