Baseball is back in full swing! After a series win against the Phillies, the Mets head to Milwaukee to take on the Brewers. It will be a homecoming for Freddy Peralta, while Brandon Sproat, dealt to Milwaukee with Jett Williams in exchange for Peralta and Tobias Myers, will face the Mets for the first time. There is plenty to dive into with this series and the Mets as a whole. Without further...
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It was a winning start for the New York Mets post-All-Star break. In Philadelphia for a three-game series, the Mets took two out of three from the Phillies. As has been the case throughout this season, it wasn’t always perfect or pretty. However, while series wins don’t matter all that much now, it was nice to see some things click, especially in a dominant performance on Sunday to...
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The Mets had a shortened week last week due to the All-Star break. They then finished the week with a series in Philadelphia. They won the series by taking two out of the three games. The Mets now sit 16 games under .500, with a 42-58 record, before heading into a three-game series against the Brewers in Milwaukee. Offensive Player of the Week: Francisco Alvarez Only playing in two out of the...
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If you don’t already know, Francisco Lindor’s name has been all over the headlines in recent days. His name wasn’t listed in the group of reported “untouchables” for this upcoming trade deadline as the Mets shift to sell mode. As a result, all the attention has been on Lindor to begin the second half. After an injury-riddled slow start to the season, he showed what...
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Jonathan Santucci set a career-high in strikeouts, punching out 13 of the 17 batters he retired in Double-A Binghamton’s 7-3 loss Sunday to Akron. But he also gave up five runs (four earned) on six hits, walked two, threw a wild pitch and took the loss. The lefty has fanned 31 and walked seven in his last three starts. The Mets selected him in the second round of the 2024 Draft out of...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Two weeks to the trade deadline. Rival executives told Bob Nightengale of USA Today that they believe Francisco Lindor will be traded this winter, but will remain a Met through the Aug. 3 trade deadline. Lindor has five years and $160 million left on his contract after this year, making him tough to deal by the deadline. He also has a full no-trade clause. Nightengale...
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