Tuesday, September 2, 2025 • 6:40 PM Comerica Park • Detroit, MI RHP Nolan McLean (3-0, 0.89) vs. RHP Sawyer Gipson-Long (0-1, 4.32) SNY The Mets try to take the series against the Tigers today. Monday was a back-and-forth affair ending in a 10-8 win. Juan Soto was the hero, hitting his first grand slam as a Met and ending the day with six RBIs! The Mets are still searching for consistent...
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The Mets have been playing short-handed the last few games with Tyrone Taylor suffering from a left hamstring sprain. The team decided before Tuesday’s game that Taylor’s injury wasn’t healing fast enough and placed him on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to August 30. Taking his spot on the roster is Kevin Herget , who can return to the club due to injury. Brandon Waddell...
Read MoreFor a large portion of this season, fans have describe it as a down year for Juan Soto. Did he have a slow start? Sure. Did he have his fair share of struggles with runners in scoring position in April and May? Absolutely. But for over three months now, Soto has been an absolute force at the plate. His at-bats in Monday’s 10-8 win over the Detroit Tigers was ultimately the difference for...
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The Mets started off last week (August 25-31) superb. They swept the first place N.L. East Phillies to pull within four games of them. Things were looking great, and then the Marlins came to town. The Mets played some sloppy baseball, committing six errors in four games. They dropped three of four to the Marlins. This places the Mets six games behind the Phillies for the N.L. East lead. On the...
Read MoreYou’d expect the 30-something-year-old veterans at the top of the rotation to be dependable and the rookies to be finding their way. But Sean Manaea was hit hard (3 2/3 innings, five runs, eight hits) Monday in Detroit a day after Kodai Senga gave up five runs of his own in a loss to the Marlins. The pair both returned from injury in July but neither have returned to form. “I have...
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Brandon Sproat twirled a gem in his lone start of the week for the Syracuse Mets, pitching seven scoreless innings with nine strikeouts. He allowed just three hits and two walks. It was arguably Sproat’s best start of the year, directly following one of his more disappointing starts of the year. Still in Triple-A with the Mets’ other top pitching prospects in the majors, Sproat now...
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