Most of the newcomers across the farm are making great first impressions, including Émilien Pitre, Sammy Stafura, and Aidan Smith. Pitre (No. 17) tallied multi-hit games in the two he played, Aidan Smith (No. 14) hit a homer, and Sammy Stafura (No. 11) knocked a double and scored a run in his first game for Brooklyn. The Mets’ farm will have plenty to look forward to after the fire sale on...
Read MoreGood morning, Mets fans! The Mets won their second straight game against the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday, squeaking out a 6-5 victory in 10 innings. They would have lost if not for a two-out error in the ninth inning. Four Mets relievers combined to allow zero earned runs, including the electric MLB debut of Jefry Yan. The lefty made his first major-league appearance at 29 years old after...
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Bo Bichette singled in the free runner and Daniel Duarte pitched a scoreless 10th as the Mets beat the Guardians 6-5 Wednesday in a sloppy defensive game on both sides at Progressive Field. New York was down to its last out in the ninth when Jorge Polanco doubled, Marcus Semien walked and and A.J. Ewing bounced a ball up the middle that shortstop Brayan Rocchio couldn’t handle, allowing...
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Wednesday, August 5, 2026 • 6:40 PM Progressive Field • Cleveland, OH RHP Christian Scott (3-3, 2.99) vs. RHP Tanner Bibee (4-11, 3.81) SNY The Mets won their first game post-deadline! The bats took the lead early and the pitching staff never looked back with Sean Manaea putting in a strong start. Nate Lavender made his MLB debut pitching 1 1/3 hitless innings of relief. Kodai Senga came in and...
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Another month of baseball is in the books! The Florida Complex League is finished, and some of the Mets’ 2026 draftees have made their professional debuts. With any luck, next month’s players of the month will include some of them or some of the newly acquired players from the trade deadline. TRIPLE-A: SYRACUSE METS HITTER OF THE MONTH: CHRISTOPHER MOREL Statistics: 20 G,...
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The Trade Deadline has now passed, and the 2026 New York Mets look markedly different. In sending a total of eight players out the door, the Mets largely achieved what they set out to do by committing to a sell-off. They welcomed 13 new players to the organization, including the team’s new No. 1 prospect. And by stocking up on prospect capital, the Mets now have extra pieces to play with...
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