Will the Mets find a way to keep winning? It is time to find out! After a decisive sweep of the Miami Marlins, the Mets are out of the NL East cellar as they head out to the West Coast once again. Up first is a three-game set with the Seattle Mariners, who sport one of the best starting rotations in baseball. There is plenty to dive into, and there is no time to waste! Without further ado, let...
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For once, it was a very good weekend in New York Mets land. The Mets dominantly swept the Marlins at Citi Field. As a result, they have now won four straight while finishing the homestand 4-2. There is still a long way to go for this team to prove they have what it takes to mount a true turnaround. Still, it felt good to see this ballclub take care of business in a big way for once. On that...
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April showers really do bring May flowers. After a horrendous, forgettable and terrible April that saw the Mets go 7-19 (.269 win percentage), the Mets began to right the ship, finishing May with a 16-12 (.571 win percentage) record. After entering the month near the bottom or last in every offensive category, the Mets landed around league average in those same categories for May. While it may...
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Nolan McLean was average on Sunday, and that was pretty good news for the Mets. Coming off the worst two starts of his short big league career, McLean’s effective albeit wild outing against the Miami Marlins was a hopeful sign that he will soon regain his dominant form. The Mets’ righty held the Marlins to just one run and two hits to qualify for the win and help New York secure an...
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If the Mets are truly going to get back in the playoff hunt in the National League, Juan Soto will have to lead the way. Luckily for them, their superstar has played at an MVP level, certainly since returning from the injured list in late April. Soto had a major impact in the Mets’ three-game sweep of the Marlins over the weekend, hitting .364 with one home run, five runs batted in, and a...
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Sunday was a day of offense for one, and almost none for the rest. The organization went 2-2, with a few promising performances and some discouraging ones. Both Syracuse (Triple-A) and Brooklyn (High-A) picked up a win, with Syracuse’s being particularly impressive, while Binghamton (Double-A) and St. Lucie (Single-A) each lost. There have been two prospects making noise in Syracuse over...
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