The Mets (84-48) took two-of-three from the Dodgers (90-40) with a 5-3 statement win on Thursday evening at Citi Field. The season series between the teams with the two best records in the National League proved to be an exciting one and a testament to the 2022 Mets’ strength. New York wins the matchup, four games to three, while also outscoring Los Angeles 25-22 this year. The club now...
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Thursday, September 1, 2022 • 4:10 P.M. Citi Field • Flushing, NY LHP Clayton Kershaw (7-3, 2.64) vs. RHP Chris Bassitt (11-7, 3.34) SNY • WCBS 880 AM • ESPN 1050 The Mets took game two yesterday! In a possible postseason series preview, the Mets took the second game of the series yesterday 2-1 behind a two-run homer from Starling Marte and an excellent day for Mets pitchers. Jacob deGrom looked...
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The Mets announced on Thursday that top prospect Francisco Álvarez has a loose body in his right ankle. He’s in New York right now and will receive an injection at the Hospital for Special Surgery. The team says that Álvarez can resume baseball activities in 3-4 days. His potential return to play in 2022 will be determined by how he responds to the injection and workouts. Álvarez, 20,...
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The Mets head into September with a three-game lead in the division and the easiest remaining schedule in Major League Baseball. With the September rosters expanding to 28 players and the Mets calling up Deven Marrero and Adonis Medina from Triple-A Syracuse, let’s take a look at what the Mets roster currently looks like. Catchers (2) Tomas Nido James McCann Infielders (7) Deven Marrero...
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Injuries are an expected part of major league baseball and the Mets have had more than their fair share of them during the 2022 season. Having a star player injured can test a team’s resiliency and give young players a chance to prove themselves. Too many top players on the injured list, however, can set a team back severely. A team’s injured list is one of the major things that oddsmakers...
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The news on Brett Baty was bad. He tore the UCL in his right thumb. He will have it surgically repaired, and for all intents and purposes, he’s likely done for the season. This means Eduardo Escobar is the New York Mets’ third baseman for the foreseeable future. That’s the case at least until Luis Guillorme comes off the injured list. It also means the Mets have a roster spot to fill. On...
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