Mets owner Steve Cohen has been hosting players at his Connecticut home as a way to learn more about them and the team, per Joel Sherman of the New York Post. Cohen has reportedly had dinners with Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo, and Marcus Stroman. He has plans to invite more players when schedules match up. Food has surrounded Cohen in his brief tenure as owner. Prior to the season, Cohen...
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… And I didn’t like the ending. In predictable fashion, the New York Mets wasted yet another solid start by their ace right-hander Jacob deGrom on Wednesday night, in front of a dejected crowd at Citi Field. The Boston Red Sox completed a two game sweep of the Mets, who were shutout for the second time this season and held to an embarrassingly low two hits in the 1-0 defeat....
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The Mets mustered one run over 18 innings in a two-game sweep at the hands of the Boston Red Sox this week. This is despite the pitching staff allowing just three runs–all three by starters David Peterson and Jacob deGrom across 12 innings–to an efficient Red Sox offense that led the league (and still do) in batting average and slugging percentage coming into the series. The Mets...
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New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom followed up his masterful complete game, two-hit shutout with another impressive start against the Boston Red Sox. Facing the best offense in baseball, deGrom went six strong innings on 93 pitches, giving up one run, on three hits, while walking one and striking out nine batters. DeGrom’s nine strikeouts gave him 59 on the season, which are the most for a...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets will try to enjoy an off-day today in Philadelphia before starting a three-game set with the Phillies. The Mets come into town after dropping both games at Citi Field in a two-game set with the Red Sox. The Phillies come back home having just taken 2 out 3 from the Cardinals in St. Louis. Latest Mets News Last night, Jacob deGrom was terrific once again,...
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The Mets (9-10) were knocked below .500 by the Red Sox (16-9) with a 1-0 loss on Wednesday evening at Citi Field. Poor at-bats were the culprit of the shutout as Met hitters struck out 15 times compared to the club’s two hits, both of which were singles. Boston secured the two-game sweep with just three runs scored, speaking to serious offensive issues that continue to linger for New York....
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