Good morning, Mets fans! Welcome to the second half of the Grapefruit League version of the New York Subway Series in Florida. The Mets defeated the Yankees on Feb. 22 in Tampa and will go for the sweep on Sunday with Freddy Peralta on the hill for New York. Are you Mets Merized? Prove it with these cool t-shirts and show your true colors. Purchase your t-shirts here. WBC RESULTS Korea 6 – Japan...
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It’s been a long two years for New York Mets starter Kodai Senga. The righty has spent the better part of his Mets career battling injuries since his electric rookie season in 2023, with glimpses and flashes of his potential still overshadowed by his time on the injured list. As well as his mechanics and confidence level being looked at. Beginning on Saturday, in his spring training debut...
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Saturday, March 7, 2026 • 1:05 PM Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium • Jupiter, FL RHP Kodai Senga (0-0, -.–) vs. RHP Kyle Leahy (1-1, 9/64) Matrix Midwest • Cardinals.TV Tomorrow. Tomorrow, you will be able to watch the Mets in the New York metro area without MLB.TV, logging on to a single camera in a ballpark on another team’s website, or hoping that someone in the stands is live-streaming the...
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MMO Readers, you know that in addition to covering Spring Training, we’ve also been covering the WBC, like this team preview of the United States. Of course, we have to share our thoughts on the WBC with you all, too! Here’s who we think is going to win it all, and who we think will be named MVP. Before we get into it, we also want to quickly share that we have some new WBC merch up...
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In his first outing of 2026 spring training, 34-year-old Sean Manaea’s fastball velocity was down. Manaea averaged just 88.1 mph on his four-seamer, according to Baseball Savant data. He threw 13 of them. Manaea, in his shaky 2025 campaign, averaged 91.7 mph on the pitch. He said postgame that he was trying out a cutter, which could partly account for the decrease. It was still something...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Freddy Peralta, the new Mets ace, is reportedly seeking a deal of seven or eight years in extension talks with the Mets. Peralta, 29, was acquired from Milwaukee this offseason and is line for a big payday. The former Brewer went 17-6 with a 2.70 ERA in 2025 and will look to be just as productive leading the Mets’ rotation in 2026. WBC Results Venezuela 6 –...
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