Good morning, Mets fans! MMO’s Brandyn Pokrass is crushing spring training coverage like he’s Juan Soto in the WBC. Carson Benge and Francisco Alvarez had two hits apiece, Freddy Peralta made his second spring start (two earned runs in three innings, four strikeouts) and the Mets beat the Yankees 10-4 Sunday in front of 7,277 at Clover Park. Brandyn Pokrass was at a Carlos Mendoza...
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Like a wide number of people in the Northeast, the Subway Series came south for the winter. On Sunday, the New York Mets and New York Yankees faced off in Port St. Lucie. The two teams, while not having their full rosters, still had a few key contributors in the lineup on hand for the game. And for the Mets, Freddy Peralta was set to take the mound, providing fans another good look at one of the...
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The Mets showcased their offensive power against their crosstown rivals, the Yankees, in Port St. Lucie, winning the game 10-4 on Sunday. After falling behind early, the Mets rallied to take the lead and never looked back. Freddy Peralta started on the mound for the Mets. Despite a shaky beginning in which he surrendered two early runs, he settled down and pitched three innings, allowing only...
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Sunday, March 8, 2026 • 1:10 PM Clover Park • Port St. Lucie, FL LHP Ryan Weathers (1-0, -.–) vs. RHP Freddy Peralta (1-0, 0.00) WPIX • MLBN The New York Mets finally return to television today on WPIX and it’s a good one. The New York Yankees are in town for a Grapefruit League, Subway Series game. Freddy Peralta will be pitching for the Mets while the Yankees feature several of their top...
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Every year pitchers come to spring training with the plan to test out new pitches as well as different shapes on the pitches they already have. Here are some of the Mets pitchers who have developed new pitches or adjusted their pitch shapes this spring. Tobias Myers Tobias Myers has been working with Mets pitching coach Justin Willard on a new slider shape which he described in camp as being...
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Kodai Senga and Jack Wenninger both had encouraging outings on Saturday for the New York Mets. Senga’s velocity ticked up and Wenninger was lights out as the Mets defeated the Cardinals 3-2. Off the heels of recovering from a hamstring strain last season, Senga was back on the mound for his first start of spring on Saturday. He threw 2 2/3 innings, giving up two earned runs on three hits and...
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