Saturday, May 23, 2026 • 4:10 PM loanDepot park • Miami, FL RHP Freddy Peralta (3-3, 3.31) vs. RHP Max Meyer (4-0, 2.85) SNY The Mets’ offense just couldn’t get anything going last night against the Marlins and the Mets lost 2-1. Now the Mets need to win the next two games of the series to have a winning road trip. Luckily for the Mets, the Marlins also struggled last night to get anything...
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Cristopher Sánchez and the Phillies have been dominating under Don Mattingly. The club has jumped to a 25-26 record, going 16-7 under their new skipper to put Philadelphia back in the playoff hunt. Sánchez has been an important cog in the machine, and is currently trying to make history for the Phillies. After pitching eight scoreless innings Friday against Cleveland, Sánchez has increased his...
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Jonah Tong impressed in his MLB season debut Friday. Sean Manaea also turned in a strong outing. The two pitchers — the youngster and the vet, who throw from opposite sides of the plate — both had encouraging performances out of the bullpen in the Mets’ 2-1 loss to the Marlins on Friday at loanDepot Field. It was a peculiar pitching construction for the Mets. They went with Tobias Myers as...
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Kodai Senga allowed two runs on four hits, struck out two, and walked one over 3 1/3 innings Friday for Low-A St. Lucie. He was making his first rehab appearance since being placed on the injured list with lumbar spine inflammation on April 28. The 33-year-old threw 36 of 63 pitches for strikes, and his fastball topped out at 97.7 mph. Senga went 0-4 with a 9.00 ERA and 1.95 WHIP for the Mets...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets are planning to recall reliever Jonathan Pintaro from Triple-A Syracuse, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic. The 28-year-old has started strong in the minors this season for the Mets and has a 2.81 ERA in 25 2/3 innings pitched. Sammon also reported that the Mets plan on keeping Jonah Tong in the majors after his Mets 2026 season debut Friday. Tong struck...
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The New York Mets fell to the Marlins 2-1 in one of the worst showing from their offense this season. Outside of a 449-foot home run from Juan Soto that came off the bat at 107.7 mph, the Mets’ offense was absent from this game. Until the eighth inning when A.J. Ewing got on base with a single, the Mets only had one base runner next to Soto’s homer. Unfortunately, that was quickly...
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