3 UP Polar Bears Love May In the series finale against the St. Louis Cardinals, Pete Alonso hit a two run walk-off homer with an accompanying jump shot to give the Mets yet another series win. It was the capper for a big series for Alonso which saw him hit two homers with seven RBI. Going deeper, Alonso is having a big month. Over 18 games so far, he is hitting .309/.397/.618 with three doubles,...
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Pete Alonso’s walk-off home run against the St. Louis Cardinals Thursday was so nice, we had to watch it again. With Francisco Lindor starting the bottom of the 10th on second base due to the “ghost runner” rule, Alonso turned on Giovanny Gallegos’ second pitch of the day and parked it 447 feet away in left field. The ball traveled 113.7 mph off the bat. It was...
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Francisco Lindor continued his latest hot streak Thursday afternoon as the shortstop went 2-for-3 with two walks and three runs scored. Lindor was the ghost runner in the tenth inning, and scored the tying run thanks to Pete Alonso’s walk-off home run. At one point in the Mets 7-6 win over the Cardinals, Lindor extended his streak of reaching base to eight straight plate appearances. 8...
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The St. Lucie Mets put on a show every night down in Single-A, and Thursday was no exception, as the team powered their way to a 7-5 victory over the Tampa Tarpons and pushed their winning streak to eight games. In that game, outfielder Omar De Los Santos hit a mammoth 463 foot home run for St. Lucie. AAA: Game 1 – Syracuse Mets 1 (14-23) vs. Buffalo Bisons 0 (21-17) Box Score SS Tzu-Wei...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Tylor Megill is expected to be play catch today after reporting his arm feels better. Megill has been out with right biceps tendinitis, but is reporting feeling a lot better and ready to begin throwing. Latest Mets News Per Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, Mets pitcher Tylor Megill (right biceps tendonitis) is scheduled to begin playing catch today. According to Jon Heyman of...
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It’s one of the enduring memories of David Wright. Hitting a drive to deep center field, leaping several times as it drifted toward the warning track, and celebrating after it went beyond the reach of Johnny Damon. As the ball landed near the wall, it brought in Paul Lo Duca and ensured a thrilling victory in one of the best games in the history of the Subway Series—a series that carried...
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