Mets fan, an all new episode of MMO Weekly is here! Mike and I are back with an all new episode to breakdown the Robinson Cano news, recap another series win against the Phillies, and more! Was Mike surprised by the team cutting Cano? From a baseball standpoint no, but from a financial standpoint…this was a pleasant surprise: “I think you have to give credit to the Mets, Steve Cohen,...
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For the first time since winning it all in 2021, the Atlanta Braves (10-13) are coming to Citi Field to face the Mets (16-7) in a four-game series. The Mets are heading into the series hot, having continued their winning ways against the Phillies. The Mets took the rubber game in decisive fashion with a 10-6 win, crushing the Phillies’ bullpen. With this win against the Phillies, the Mets have...
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The calendar has flipped to May, but one thing remains super consistent with the New York Mets: they keep on winning. This past week, the Mets went 4-2, including series wins over the Cardinals and Phillies. Aside from holding a league-best 16-7 record this season, the Amazins added to the history books this week. On Friday, five Mets pitchers combined to throw just the second no-hitter in...
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3 UP The Co-No For 50 years, the Mets couldn’t get a no-hitter. Tom Seaver came so close as did many others. In many ways, it defined a franchise who traded away Nolan Ryan. Then, on one magical day, Johan Santana would accomplish the impossible. Mets fans would only have to wait 10 years for the next. Thanks to Tylor Megill, Drew Smith, Joely Rodriguez, Seth Lugo, and Edwin Diaz, we will...
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It’s very rare that one player beats an entire team. But Noah Syndergaard pretty much defeated the Cincinnati Reds single-handedly. For the first time in 36 years, he became the first pitcher to homer and throw a complete game in a 1-0 victory. Syndergaard went the distance for the third time in his big-league career on this Thursday afternoon at Citi Field. The other two complete games...
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Max Scherzer didn’t have his cleanest outing on Sunday night against the Phillies, but in true Scherzer fashion, he stayed composed and pitched well enough to still earn the win. The Mets bats defended their ace to help him secure his fourth win of the season. Scherzer threw six innings and gave up four earned runs on five hits, including three home runs and issued one walk in what was his...
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