After an incredible 2022 season for Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor, the Mets’ superstar duo got off to a slow start over the first six games of the 2023 campaign. Going into Wednesday, Alonso was hitting just .136 and Lindor was hitting .111 as the team was coming off back-to-back shutout losses. Facing one of baseball’s best pitchers in Corbin Burnes, the Mets’ three and...
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The Syracuse Mets and Rochester Red Wings played game 2 of their 6-game set at NBT Bank Stadium on Wednesday. On a 70-degree day, the wind was blowing out at 25 mph at times, much to the dismay of the pitchers on both sides. Humberto Mejia got the start for Syracuse and the Red Wings got on him right away. In the top of the first, former Met Travis Blankenhorn doubled down the right field line,...
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Good morning, Mets fans! After a postponement for the initial Thursday game, the Mets will open their home season at Citi Field on Friday, April 7, at 1:10 p.m. One of the more notable things that will happen on that day is that the team will honor longtime broadcaster Bob Murphy by placing a memorial up on the left field façade along with the rest of the retired numbers and honored names. In...
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After starting all of their top hitting prospects in Triple-A to start the season, the Mets may be seeing one of them on back the big-league roster sooner than they may have expected. After Omar Narváez left Wednesday’s game with a calf injury, the Mets will have Francisco Álvarez in Queens on Friday in case the team needs to activate him, sources tell MMO’s Michael Mayer. Álvarez...
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For the third consecutive game in Milwaukee, the Mets did not get a quality start from their starting pitcher. On Monday, it was Carlos Carrasco who struggled. On Tuesday, Max Scherzer unraveled in the sixth inning. On Wednesday, David Peterson was uneven, and, although he left the game with the lead, his outing left much to be desired. The Mets confirmed on Wednesday that Justin Verlander...
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Mets’ fans who were looking forward to returning to Citi Field will have to wait another day. The Mets announced on Wednesday that Thursday’s home opener against the Marlins would be delayed until Friday at 1:10 p.m. due to forecasted rain. The Mets originally had an off day planned for Friday, so the team will not have to play a double-header. The team stated that fans who...
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