Monday, August 4, 2025 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Slade Cecconi (5-4, 3.77) vs. LHP Sean Manaea (1-1, 2.08) SNY The Mets look to shake off a bad weekend against the Giants as they welcome the Cleveland Guardians to Citi Field today. The Guardians are one game over .500 and in second in the American League Central, but the vibes have started to fall apart over the last couple of...
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Last week was a tough one for Mets fans. The Mets got swept in San Diego by the Padres, in which they gave up more than five runs in each of these games. The Mets then hosted the Giants, where they lost this series as well. The only bright spot of the week was their lonesome 12-6 win on Saturday. Overall, the Mets went 1-5 last week, bringing their season record to 63-49. Offensive Player of...
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Baseball is a roller coaster, and the Mets are firmly planted on the ride. After a seven-game winning streak, New York has dropped two straight series to the Giants and Padres. They are still firmly in a playoff spot, but have seen the gap start to close as more teams in the National League play better down the stretch. The team’s stars in the lineup have struggled, the starting pitching...
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The Mets have selected the contract of right-handed pitching prospect Dom Hamel from Triple-A Syracuse to the major league roster. If and when Hamel enters into a game for the Mets, it will be to make his big league debut. Hamel is ranked as the Mets’ No. 27 prospect according to MLB Pipeline, and No. 45 on Mike Mayer’s midseason top-50 Mets prospects rankings. The Mets drafted him in 2021...
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This weekend will be one the New York Mets will want to flush quickly. Despite loading up at the Trade Deadline, the Mets lost two of three to the Giants to drop their second straight series. Furthermore, they’ve now lost five of their last six games. There were some positives sprinkled in among a sea of negatives. But, overall, this series was another step in the wrong direction for the...
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At the Trade Deadline, the Mets strengthened the back end of their pitching staff with the acquisitions of Ryan Helsley and Tyler Rogers. However, they made no moves to bolster a starting rotation that has recently looked like a shadow of its former self—but that decision was no accident. When Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns was asked about the starting pitching market in a...
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