Jed Lowrie (left side injuries, right calf) moved his rehab assignment to Brooklyn on Thursday night, joining the Cyclones for the second game of their three-game series against the Hudson Valley Renegades. Lowrie, 35, was responsible for the only run of the game, a home run to right field in the fourth inning in his 1-for-3 day that also included a flyout and strikeout. The infielder played all...
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Good morning Mets fans! The New York Mets (71-68) enjoyed a day off on Thursday following their series victory against the Washington Nationals (78-61) on Wednesday. They now begin a 10-game homestand which will start with the Philadelphia Phillies (72-67); one of the four teams currently separating the Mets from the second Wild Card. Latest Mets News The Mets have shown interest in Jeremy...
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I travelled to P.S. 111 in Manhattan, New York today for a charity event featuring Noah Syndergaard and Monster Truck driver Bryce Kenny. Noah was on hand raise awareness of the annual fundraising campaign by Great Clips to help children in public schools. Syndergaard and Great Clips presented the school with a check for $40,000. Syndergaard arrived looking like a rock star, sporting a big smile...
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According to Mike Puma of the New York Post, the Mets are showing interest in free agent reliever Jeremy Jeffress. Puma reports that the Reds and Phillies have also shown interest. The right-hander was recently released by the Brewers after a rough second half that includes a 7.56 ERA and a hip injury. The 2018 All-Star was much better in the first half with a 3.82 ERA and held opponents to a...
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There are two ways to look at how the New York Mets’ stay in the nation’s capital went this week: They suffered an excruciating loss (on multiple levels) that could’ve very easily been the exclamation point on yet another lost season. They actually won two of three games, and while it didn’t necessarily help them in the wild-card standings heading into Thursday’s...
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Through the highs and lows of a rollercoaster 2019 Mets’ season, one driving force has remained consistent throughout – rookie first baseman, Pete Alonso. In Wednesday evening’s 8-4 win over the Nationals, Alonso hit his 45th home run of the year to claim sole possession of the Major League lead. “I feel really, really fortunate,” Alonso said about the feat, per Anthony...
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