The January 2021 trade that brought Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrasco to Queens paid huge dividends for the Mets this past week. Both former Indians struggled during their first season in a Met uniform. But 2022 has told a far different chapter for the duo, who shined in the season’s second week. As a team, the Mets picked up series wins over National League West clubs the Giants and...
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Looking to build on the most impressive outing of his brief Mets’ tenure last Tuesday against the Giants, Max Scherzer spun a second straight gem against an upper-echelon National League club on Monday evening in St. Louis. In fact, Scherzer had a nearly identical line against St. Louis as his last outing, tossing seven more scoreless innings, allowing two hits, one walk and striking out...
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Week In Review After a 1-10 start, the bats came to life in Triple-A Syracuse as they took five of six from the Worcester Red Sox, scoring 34 in the series. Daniel Palka led the way, going 5-for-19 with three home runs, a double, and 10 RBIs. The 30-year-old now has a 1.126 OPS with five home runs through his first 13 games in Syracuse. The Mets also got solid pitching performances from Mike...
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Good morning, Mets fans! After a 5-2 win over the Cardinals Monday night, the Mets will look to grab their sixth-straight series win on Tuesday night. New York will send righty Chris Bassitt (2-1, 3.00 ERA) to the mound while right-hander Jordan Hicks (1-1, 1.29 ERA) will take the bump for St. Louis. First pitch is set for 7:35 p.m. EST, will be broadcasted on WCBS 880 and WEPN 1050 and can be...
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On Monday, Jacob deGrom was scheduled to undergo a second MRI on his ailing shoulder. Sidelined since being scratched from his final spring start after feeling discomfort in his pitching shoulder, subsequently landing on the IL to begin the season. His rotation-mates stepped up in his absence, leading New York to five consecutive series victories in April. After the Mets 5-2 win on Monday night...
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Down to their final out in the ninth inning, it looked like the Mets would end up getting shut out for the first time all season. But there was a little magic in St. Louis, with the Metropolitans rallying for five runs to upset the NL Central leading Cardinals. Facing closer Giovanny Gallegos, the Mets sent Pete Alonso, Eduardo Escobar, and Robinson Cano to face him. Gallegos entered with a 1.42...
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