The Mets wrapped up their 11-game homestand by struggling against both the Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds. In a huge series, Atlanta took three out of five from the Mets to open up the week. The offense mustered just six runs over five games against the Braves’ young and talented pitching staff. Besides a 12-5 beat down on Tuesday night the Mets pitching staff threw well for the most...
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The Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association officially named the preliminary recipients of the 2021 Heart and Hustle Award from each team on Tuesday afternoon. The New York Mets technically have two representatives on the list in their organization. Outfielder Kevin Pillar was named the winner for the Mets and recently acquired shortstop Javier Baez was selected for his former team, the...
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Not much went right for the New York Mets in their series-opening 6-3 loss to the Miami Marlins on Monday night at IoanDepot Park. Rookie right-hander Tylor Megill suffered the first poor outing of his young big league career. He put the Mets in an early 4-0 hole, as he allowed a grand slam to Lewis Brinson before retiring a single out in the bottom of the first. Luckily Megill was able to...
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The New York Mets (55-50) went to South Florida on Monday where they opened a four-game series with the Miami Marlins (45-61) at LoanDepot Park. Tylor Megill took the bump for the opening game as he looked to continue his rookie-year dominance thus far this season. In the month of July, Megill struck out 27 batters and only allowed three runs in 26 innings. However, unlike his previous starts,...
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Good morning, Mets fans! After a 6-3 loss to the Marlins on Monday night, the Mets will look to bounce back Game 2 of the series on Tuesday night at loanDepot Park. Righty Taijuan Walker (7-5, 3.71 ERA) will take the mound for New York as Miami has yet to announce its starting pitcher. First pitch is set for 7:10 p.m. and will be broadcasted on WCBS 880 and WQBU 92.7. The game can also be seen...
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Tylor Megill has been a godsend for the injury-riddled Mets this season. So, when he gave up four runs before recording an out, it was up to the Met bats to pick him up. In short, they didn’t, losing 6-3 to the Marlins in Miami Monday night in game one of a four-game set. The Mets went 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position and left nine men on base. They’ve dropped four of their last...
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