The New York Mets (39-21) faced off against the Los Angeles Angels (28-32) in Anaheim Saturday night. After taking game one of the three game set on Friday, Carlos Carrasco and the Mets looked to secure at least a .500 west coast trip. The Angels offense and starting pitcher Michael Lorenzen shined to beat the Mets by the score of 11-6. Carrasco entered the night with hopes to build off of very...
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Colin Holderman was placed on the 15-day injured list with a right shoulder impingement, Anthony DiComo of MLB reported before Saturday’s game. The move is retroactive to June 8. Holderman has found success in his first in his first taste of Major League Baseball. He didn’t allow a run through his first six appearances. The news comes off the worst outing of his young major league...
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Saturday, June 11, 2022 • 10:07 P.M. Angel Stadium • Anaheim, CA RHP Carlos Carrasco (7-1 3.52) vs. RHP Michael Lorenzen (5-3, 3.69) SNY • WCBS 880 AM • WEPN We made it! This is the last late start for the Mets before the All-Star Break! Tomorrow the Mets play a 7 p.m. game and then they return to the East Coast! No longer will we have to decide between sleep and Mets baseball! Anyway, the Mets...
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Hello Again Mets Fans! Here’s a quiz that most of you should be able to crack. We want you to name the 10 Mets players who each won a Gold Glove for their defensive prowess. I’m giving you a generous 2 1/2 minutes to complete this challenge. Name the 10 Mets Players who have won a Gold Glove. Good Luck! GO!!! [iframe]<iframe frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”...
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Brandon Nimmo had himself a night for the Mets on Friday. Taking on the Angels in the first game of a three-game series, the Mets’ bats got hot again in a 7-3 win and Nimmo led the way. Entering Friday’s game with three hits in his last nine games (3-for-29), Nimmo got hot at just the right time to help his team after they dropped two straight to the Padres. “It’s just...
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As is still the case today, every team gets to send at least one player to the All Star Game. In 1962 and 1963, the Mets sent Richie Ashburn and Duke Snider respectively, although both were well past their prime. But in 1964, for the first time, a Met was selected to start in the All Star Game and that was second baseman Ron Hunt. Because the game was played at Shea Stadium (a game I attended, I...
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