Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets lost to the Nationals yesterday, 8-3. Tylor Megill had a rough start, allowing eight earned runs in 1 and a third innings pitched. The Mets will look to win the series tomorrow by winning tomorrow’s day game at Nationals Park. The pitching matchup is expected to be Taijuan Walker vs. Joan Adon. Latest Mets News Statement from the New York Mets: Sean...
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The Mets (21-11) split the opening two of a three-game series against the Nationals (11-21) with an 8-3 loss on Wednesday evening in Washington D.C. New York starting pitcher Tylor Megill allowed eight runs on eight hits through one and 1/3 innings, giving the Nats an early lead that the club failed to respond to. The offense notched eight hits, left seven on base, and went 2-for-8 with runners...
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Wednesday, May 1q, 2022 • 7:05 P.M.Nationals Park • Washington, D.C.RHP Tylor Megill (4-1, 2.43) vs. RHP Aaron Sanchez (1-2, 8.56)SNY • WCBS 880 AM The Mets look to take the series with the Nationals tonight after last night’s 4-2 win. Last night started off as a pitcher’s duel but as the game went on the Mets got more and more runners on base, working counts deeper and deeper. It...
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Eduardo Escobar might be in danger of losing his everyday role. The Mets third baseman has stumbled in the batter’s box during the month of May while his defense has been nothing special. It could open up playing time for the much-maligned J.D. Davis at the hot corner. Escobar has struggled since the months rolled over. Through the Mets first seven games in May, Escobar is 4-for-32 with...
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[tps_title][/tps_title] Back on April 3rd a trade was made between the two New York teams as they swapped relievers. It certainly caught many off guard as the Mets acquired left-hander Joely Rodríguez in exchange for right-handed, hard-thrower Miguel Castro. The Mets evidently didn’t see Chasen Shreve as enough to fulfill the left-handed reliever role that was vacated after Aaron Loup...
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Entering this season, there was serious concern over James McCann and Tomás Nido. Between the two of them, neither one could really hit, and in terms of McCann, his defense regressed significantly. Between the two of them, Mets catchers were fifth worst in the majors by fWAR. To some degree, a little over one month into the season, it would appear our concerns were justified. After all, McCann...
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