AAA: Syracuse Mets (11-30), Buffalo Bisons (22-18) PPD Tuesday’s game was postponed after a Syracuse player tested positive for COVID-19. In a statement, the Syracuse Mets said members of the organization would undergo additional testing and contact tracing. We're adding further details regarding the postponement of tonight’s game. The game was postponed due to a positive COVID-19 test of a...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The second wave of Mets injuries is upon us. After nearly half the roster was wiped out between the beginning and middle of May, the Mets have now suffered a rash of injuries over the last couple days from Robert Gsellman and Jeurys Familia hitting the injured list to Joey Lucchesi officially needing Tommy John surgery. The latest are: Marcus Stroman left Tuesday’s...
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Right-hander Tylor Megill will start for the Mets in their game against the Braves on Wednesday, as Anthony DiComo of MLB was the first to report. The news comes after Marcus Stroman had to depart early on Tuesday, potentially another hit to an already depleted rotation. It also comes shortly after it was announced that Joey Lucchesi will have to undergo Tommy John surgery. Megill was an...
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The Mets’ offense sputtered yet again Tuesday night during a 3-0 loss to the Braves. Marcus Stroman had to leave his start in the second inning, as well, as the injuries continue to ramp back up for the team. New York (37-31) went the first 8.2 innings tonight with one hit. It came from pinch-hitting pitcher Jerad Eickhoff, who started Monday night. James McCann had the second hit —...
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Well Mets fans, when it rains it pours. Marcus Stroman left Tuesday night’s start against the Atlanta Braves after just one inning due to what the team is calling left hip soreness. Stroman worked through the top of the first quickly, throwing 17 pitches in a scoreless inning. He delivered a 2-0 pitch to Austin Riley leading off the second, and appeared to be in discomfort and grabbing at...
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– UPDATE 6/22 (7:35 PM) – Despite statements made earlier in the day by New York Mets acting General Manager Zack Scott, outfielder Michael Conforto was not activated from the injured list prior to Tuesday night’s game at Citi Field against the Atlanta Braves. The Mets announced during tonight’s game that Conforto was not activated out of an abundance of caution because of the...
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