By John Sheridan Michael Conforto would put it off for a day, but now, the Mets are officially eliminated from postseason contention. With the Mets falling short in the fashion they have, there are a number of what-ifs which occurred during the course of the season. One of those what-ifs is what if the Mets didn’t blow this game or lose that game. While there were several of those games in...
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By Michelle Ioannou He may be part of the Mets crosstown rivals, but Aaron Judge is a class act. Pete Alonso tied Judge’s rookie home run record in Friday night’s game. In his postgame comments with the media, Judge spoke about this, and was highly complementary. He stated that “there’s no better person to share it with.” Judge also went on to say that he’s...
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By Christopher Soto Arizona Fall League (AFL) Surprise Saguaros (7-1) 4, Scottsdale Scorpions (4-4) 3 Box Score C Patrick Mazeika: 1-for-4, 2 RBI(2), K | .308 AVG/.693 OPS Making his third start behind the plate this season, runners continued to test Mazeika ability to control the running game. The Saguaros were able to steal two bases in this game, but, Mazeika was able to throw out Nationals...
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By Josh Finkelstein Mike Puma of the New York Post reported on Friday night that the New York Mets view J.D. Davis as an asset heading into the offseason, speculating that the team could possibly look to flip him for a pitcher in the offseason. Davis, 26, has had a phenomenal season on the offensive side of things with a .308/.368/.522 slash line as well as 21 home runs and 55 RBI, to give...
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By Samantha Brown Good morning, Mets fans! After the 160th game of New York Mets baseball, Pete Alonso has hit 52 home runs which ties cross-town Bronx Bomber, Aaron Judge, for the most home runs hit in a rookie season. Alonso has surpassed and created new records throughout Mets History, most home runs hit in a single season, most home runs hit at home in a single season, most home runs in his...
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By Tim Ryder In an outstanding feature with Justin Toscano of The Record, New York Mets second baseman Joe Panik remarked on his time spent in Flushing, as well as what might be next. “Oh, for sure,” Panik replied when asked if he’d be inclined to stay with the Mets, adding, “It’s been a fun few months for me. Playing in New York; I grew up here and I love the...
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