Much of the reason the New York Mets are in first place is due to their unsung heroes. With the rash of injuries, players like Trevor Williams stepped up and has been huge. His biggest start was his last one where he earned a win after shutting out the Miami Marlins over seven innings. The thing is that may be his last start of the season. Max Scherzer is back and dominating. Jacob deGrom is...
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Thursday night was all about Jacob deGrom, who was making his third rehab start as he works his way back from a shoulder injury that has kept him out of all of the 2022 season to this point. He tossed four stellar innings for the Syracuse Mets with Francisco Álvarez catching him, allowing two hits and a lone unearned run while striking out four. AAA: Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (46-41) 4, Syracuse...
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The Mets opened up a four-game series on the road against the Cubs and defeated Chicago 8-0, thanks to Brandon Nimmo and his scorching hot bat. Nimmo went 3-for-4 with two runs scored, one RBI, a walk, double, and a solo home run. The home run went a whopping 434 feet at Wrigley, Nimmo’s longest home run in over four years. Nimmo had four hard hit balls on the night (at least 95 mph) and...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Jacob deGrom made his third rehab outing Thursday for Syracuse. He threw 42 pitches over four innings, striking out four while allowing only two hits. James Villani wrote a detailed report on his outing. The most interesting part of this outing was that Mets top prospect Francisco Álvarez had the pleasure of catching deGrom. Many have their eye on Álvarez in 2o22, as his...
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The Mets (56-34) brought home a 8-0 win over the Cubs (34-55) on Thursday evening at Wrigley Field. New York notched 12 hits including home runs by Brandon Nimmo and Pete Alonso in the first of four games over the weekend. Carlos Carrasco and Trevor Williams combined to notch 10 strikeouts in the shutout, the team’s 13th of the year. The triumph puts the Mets at 22 games above .500 and...
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Jacob deGrom made his third rehab start on Thursday night. Unlike the first two, which were each at the Single-A level, this one was for Triple-A Syracuse. Worth noting, he was caught by Mets’ top prospect Francisco Álvarez. DeGrom’s pitch limit in this outing was scheduled to be approximately 50 or four innings. DeGrom, who faced the Marlins’ Triple-A affiliate Jacksonville...
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