Mets’ starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard left the contest against the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday with what the team is calling a right hamstring strain. Syndergaard, 26, went six plus innings in the team’s 8-7 win, and surrendered five runs (four earned) on six hits while he walked two and struck out five. The Texas native took the mound in the seventh with 98 pitches under his...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Saturday, the Mets won a close 8-7 matchup against the Cardinals. Pete Alonso opened the Mets scoring, hitting a three-run home run in the first inning. J.D. Davis collected four hits in five at bats, falling a triple short of the cycle. Noah Syndergaard left in the seventh inning with a hamstring injury after giving up four earned runs and collecting five strike outs....
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“Results matter. At this point, I think we’ve played pretty well. I don’t believe that we’re looking at anything as a lost season. We have talent. We have heart. And we have a group of people that believe in each other, and will pick each other up.” These the words of New York Mets General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen uttered before Saturday’s game against the St.Louis Cardinals....
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Wayne Randazzo of WCBS880 reports that Noah Syndergaard left Saturday night’s game with a right hamstring strain. With the Mets up 8-3 in the seventh inning, Mets starter Noah Syndergaard grabbed at his hamstring following a pitch. After allowing a single and a stolen base to start the seventh inning, Syndergaard was visited on the mound by manager Mickey Callaway and Brian Chicklo, the...
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According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, the Seattle Mariners have traded first baseman/designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion to the New York Yankees. Encarnacion, 36, has hit no less than 34 home runs in a season since 2012 and currently leads the American League with 21 dingers in 2019. His 284 home runs since 2012 are the most in MLB over that span (Nelson Cruz, 266; Mike Trout, 253). The veteran...
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New York Mets first-and-second round draft picks, third-baseman Brett Baty and right-hander Josh Wolf — both high schoolers drafted out of Texas — were in Flushing on Saturday. Wolf, 18, is reportedly in town to sign his contract. As noted by MMO’s Jacob Resnick, it’s likely the Houston native begins his professional career with the St. Lucie Mets in the Gulf Coast...
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