The New York Mets (23-12) walked away victorious against the Seattle Mariners (15-19) by a score of 5-4 in a game that had no shortage of drama. The Mets bounced back from a disappointing loss on Friday night, staving off another late-inning Mariners’ rally. The victory featured a strike from a player with a penchant for clutch moments. The night started with a rain delay of a little over...
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Saturday, May 14, 2022 • 7:10 P.M.Citi Field • Flushing, NYRHP George Kirby (0-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Chris Bassitt (4-2, 2.45)WPIX • WCBS 880 AM • WEPN Max Scherzer pitched a gem last night, but the Mets bats couldn’t lift him up, thus the Mets lost the opener to the Mariners by a score of 2-1. The Mets will look to get their bats going tonight as they are in jeopardy of losing their first...
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With Brandon Nimmo having a great (and healthy) season in his potential walk year, it’s time once again to start thinking about whether the Mets should retain him. Nimmo has long since overcome the “fourth outfielder” narrative that followed him even while he got on base at a high level. The only major issue for him in recent years has been staying on the field, but he’s...
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Max Scherzer did everything he could for the Mets on Friday night after dominating on the mound against the Mariners. On a night when the starters for both teams slogged it out like two heavyweight boxers exchanging a flurry of blows, the Mets were unable to reward another impressive Scherzer start with a W after going down 2-1 to Seattle. As ace Jacob deGrom can relate to, the run support just...
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Carson Seymour was one of the more interesting players taken in the Mets’ pitcher-heavy 2021 draft. The 6-foot-6, 260-pound right-hander pitched two seasons at Kansas State, where he posted a 6.19 ERA across 56 2/3 innings in 2021 with a 1.59 WHIP, after transferring from Dartmouth following his freshman season. While the results may not have been encouraging, Seymour featured some very...
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The pages of Mays’ storybook career were yellowing at the edges. But his star had yet to fade. Now, the Giant icon was returning to the city where it all began. Willie Mays became the game’s best player in San Francisco. Yet he remained a beloved figure in New York — even 15 years after the Giants had moved to the West Coast. Mets owner Joan Payson, once a New York Giants stakeholder when...
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