One orange-and-blue New York team just capped off an amazing run with a championship. Can the New York Mets channel the power of the Knicks in response? After winning the series against the Atlanta Braves, the Mets are set to take on a National League foe in the Cincinnati Reds. New York is chasing the Reds in the standings, and the series offers the perfect opportunity to do so. Can New York...
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Let’s just say the New York Mets rose to the challenge this weekend. Facing the best team in baseball, the Mets took two out of three from the first-place Braves. It was a weekend full of mostly positives. It was just a shame the homestand started so poorly, given what this team went on to accomplish against Atlanta. However, we saw plenty of signs of hope over the weekend as we enter the...
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Updated Post: June 15 at 1:45 pm It’s a hip issue for Scott, per Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Like Sammon, he notes it isn’t believed to be serious. Original Post: June 15 at 1:02 pm Just when things looked to be going in the Mets’ direction after taking the weekend series from MLB’s best Atlanta Braves, the injury bug takes another bite. Will Sammon of The...
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Like his teammate Carson Benge, A.J. Ewing has experienced a lot of ups and downs early on in his rookie season. After getting off to a fast start following his promotion, he had a rough stretch towards the end of May. However, his numbers have seen an uptick over the recent stretch. Ewing put that on full display in the Mets’ 8-1 win over the Braves, clinching a series win Sunday. He went...
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It was a rainy Sunday, with two of the four Mets’ MiLB games being cut short. The organization went 2-2, with a few promising performances and some discouraging ones. Both St. Lucie (Single-A) and Brooklyn (High-A) picked up a win, while Syracuse (Triple-A) and Binghamton (Double-A) each lost. Jonah Tong struggled for a second straight outing since his demotion back to Triple-A. After a...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Now would be a good time for the Mets to get hot. A.J. Ewing connected for three hits, including his second homer, to raise his slash line to .267/.339/.381 as the last-place Mets took two of three from the first-place Braves with an 8-1 victory Sunday in front of 40,106 at Citi Field. Carson Benge, Bo Bichette, Juan Soto and Brett Baty each had two hits and Freddy...
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