In this episode of MMO Weekly, hosts Sal Manzo, Mathias Altman-Kurosaki, and Johnluke Chaparro analyze the Mets’ disappointing series against the Miami Marlins and Cincinnati Reds. They also discuss the various challenges the team is facing, including injuries and player performance issues. Check out the latest episode above, subscribe to our YouTube channel, as well as finding us on any...
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Kodai Senga struggled in his rehab appearance in a Syracuse win, Chris Suero stole four bases in a Binghamton loss, Noah Hall struggled in a Brooklyn defeat and St. Lucie won as Jamari Baylor hit his third home run in his last four games. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (28-25) 8, Rochester Red Wings (32-21) 4 BOX SCORE CF Nick Morabito – 2-for-5, 1 K (.749 OPS 1B Ryan Clifford – 1-for-4, 2...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Jesse Rogers from ESPN reports that Major League Baseball (MLB) has proposed a hard salary cap to officials from the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) as part of the upcoming Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). Starting in 2027, the salary floor for teams would be set at $171.2 million, which includes player benefits, with a ceiling of $245.3 million....
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The Mets have a night off, but three of their minor league affiliates are in action this evening. Kodai Senga will make his second rehab start, this time for Triple-A Syracuse. R.J. Gordon will try to build on an encouraging outing for Binghamton, while Jose Chirinos hopes to continue his strong start to the season for St. Lucie. Earlier today, Brooklyn dropped its game with Wilmington, 7-5,...
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Ten years ago today, Mets fans gathered to see the 1986 World Series champions celebrate the 30th anniversary of their accomplishment. After the festivities, the Mets faced off against the Dodgers in the sixth matchup between the teams since they sent Los Angeles packing in the 2015 NLDS. Chase Utley, who broke Ruben Tejada’s leg in the second game of that series, batted leadoff and played...
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The misery keeps on coming for the New York Mets. In a less-than-ideal start to the homestand, the Mets dropped two out of three to the Reds at Citi Field. They did win the series finale to snap a five-game losing streak, but that’s hardly cause to celebrate. We’re currently witnessing a team that can’t get out of its own way. Even at full health, it is hard to have any faith...
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