On Tuesday night, the Mets dropped the second game of a three-game set to the Braves by a score of 4-0. The offense didn’t show up, producing a measly seven baserunners to end the recent hot streak offensively. Nolan McLean, however, continued his stretch of impressive pitching. Despite falling to 8-8, McLean went six innings, surrendering only one run on one hit, walked two and struck out...
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Today was a big day for the Mets minor league offenses, especially from new additions Jefferson Rojas and Sammy Stafura. Elian Peña has continued to look great. The pitching was more uneven but had some great performances including two strong rehab assignments. Triple-A Syracuse (56-58) 6, Jacksonville (57-56) 3 Box Score RF Ryan Clifford: 0-for-3, R, BB RF Nick Morabito: 1-for-4, HR, R, RBI,...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Francisco Lindor did an exclusive interview with the New York Post, in which he says, “The plan is to be here for my contract.” He went on to discuss the organization as whole, David Stearns and Steve Cohen. The real 2026 Mets showed up on Tuesday night in their 4-0 loss to the Braves. The Mets actually outhit the Braves 4-3, but their pitching gave out six...
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Right-handed pitcher, Nolan McLean (8-7, 3.51 ERA, 156 SO) was back on the mound for the Mets on Tuesday in a divisional game against Braves’ left-hander, Martin Perez (7-6, 3.14 ERA, 78 SO). McLean was nearly untouchable on the mound, however after taking a no-hitter into the fifth, he left a pitch high in the zone that Ozzie Albies took advantage of, driving a home run to keep right...
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Tuesday, August 11, 2026 • 7:15 PM Truist Park • Atlanta, GA RHP Nolan McLean (8-7, 3.51) vs. LHP Martín Pérez (7-6, 3.14) SNY The Mets look to win their third-consecutive series since the trade deadline! Since trading away around half the pitching staff, the Mets have swept the Guardians, won the series against the Pirates and held on for an 8-5 win against the Braves Monday night. Before the...
Read MoreBecause of the Mets’ luxury tax standing, if they end up with a first-round pick lower than sixth overall, that pick is moved 10 spots back. That means they cannot have any pick between seven and 16. In this year’s draft, that would have been a difference of $2,938,166 going from $5,809,575 at pick six to $3,411,409 at pick seventeen. Top six picks are protected, so if the Mets have a top...
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