Through April Sean Manaea averaged 89.7 miles per hour on his four seam fastball and was running a 6.55 ERA and 1.64 WHIP. He followed that up with an appearance in Coors Field where he tried to combat the park factors by only throwing his sinker and sweeper and struggled to get even one out. He lost his rotation spot going into the season and it looked like he was trending to becoming truly a...
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The New York Mets were pummeled by the Cincinnati Reds in their series opener Monday night, 12-0. The Mets followed up taking two of three against the Braves, who have the best record in the sport, with their biggest blowout loss of the year. This was a planned bullpen game, with New York bringing up bulk right-handed reliever Tobias Myers to start. Myers, who had been stretching out in...
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Kevin Parada looked done. The 2022 No. 11 overall pick stumbled his way through the minor leagues, failing to produce an OPS above the mid-700s in any of his first three full seasons. After starting 2026 in Double-A—his third year playing at the level—and hitting .184/.298/.224/.522, there was little hope left. Then, he got promoted. It happened two days after Hayden Senger was promoted to the...
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The St. Lucie Mets recorded a no-hitter in their 7-0 win over the St. Lucie Cardinals on Tuesday, June 9. The no-no was the first for St. Lucie in nearly 23 years and it was spearheaded by Cam Tilly and finished off by Elwis Mijares. The Mets wound up riding this no-hitter to a dominant series win. For more on the latest Mets minor league news and stats, continue reading this week’s Minors...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Monday, Bob Nightengale of USA Today shared the results of the first round of MLB All-Star 2026 voting. As seems to always be the case, the first returns show a bit of a popularity contest, rather than voting the best players for the game. On the Mets side of things, only Juan Soto and Bo Bichette are in the top 10 of their respective positions. Despite Soto having...
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Monday’s game was a tale as old as time for the New York Mets. Entering Cincinnati for a three-game series, the team’s hot-and-cold streak landed on the wrong side of things in a 12-0 shutout loss to the Reds. Tobias Myers, in his first appearance since being recalled, exited after only 1.1 innings of work, allowing seven runs (all earned) on four hits, three walks and one strikeout. Jonathan...
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