Happy Saturday, Mets fans! The Mets took down the Braves 4-3 Friday night, starting off the last series of the season on a high note. Brandon Nimmo smacked two home runs in the contest, both of which were solo shots. The Mets will play their second to last game of the season tonight with Carlos Carrasco on the mound. Noah Syndergaard is scheduled to start the season finale on Sunday. Latest Mets...
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The New York Mets and Atlanta Braves opened their final regular season series of the season on Friday night at Truist Park. With the Mets eliminated from playoff contention, this series is about finishing the season strong for the players, coaches, and staff. Tylor Megill (3-6, 4.52 ERA) made his final start of the season for the Mets against Huascar Ynoa (4-5, 4.05 ERA) for the Braves. The Mets...
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The Mets start their last series of the season tonight as they head down to Atlanta. This last weekend should be pretty quiet for both teams. The Mets will be working players out for the last time this year. The Braves just clinched the division last night and will be looking to rest up. Mets Lineup Here's how the Mets will lineup for the first game of the final series of 2021. #LGM...
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Francisco Álvarez, Ronny Mauricio and Brett Baty–the Mets’ top three prospects–were named to Baseball America’s top 10 list of the best prospects in the High-A East League. They were all named for their contributions when playing for the Brooklyn Cyclones, though Mauricio and Baty both ended the year in Double-A. Álvarez was ranked No. 3, Mauricio No. 5 and Baty No. 7....
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6 months later. 64 players later. 76 wins and 83 losses later, the New York Mets will wrap up a rather disappointing 2021 season with a three game series in Atlanta. While both teams don’t necessarily have anything to play for here other than finishing out the schedule, the Braves will be playing past their weekend. On Wednesday, Atlanta clinched the NL East Division crown for the fourth...
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Well, that’s all for Citi Field in 2021, folks. The Mets took three out of four from the Marlins to finish with a 47-34 record in Queens. Tuesday featured a doubleheader, which the Mets ended up sweeping. The Mets took an early lead thanks to Brandon Nimmo and Francisco Lindor. Marcus Stroman, Seth Lugo, and Edwin Diaz held it down to secure the win. The nightcap marked the return of Noah...
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