The New York Mets (11-10) were defeated by the St. Louis Cardinals (12-9) by a score of 6-4 Sunday afternoon at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Pete Alonso, Robinson Cano, Noah Syndergaard, and Michael Conforto all socked solo home runs in the loss. Offense The Mets got going in the first inning thanks to another monstrous Pete Alonso home run, this one leaving his bat at 114.7 mph and traveling 444...
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Mets’ second baseman, Robinson Cano, exited Sunday’s game against the St. Louis Cardinals after being hit on the hand with a pitch. However, the good news is that X-rays came back negative. The ball was ruled a strike, as the umpires determined he swung, leading to Mickey Callaway being run from the game. Juan Lagares came on to pinch hit with two strikes and struck out. Cano, 36, dealt with...
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Jacob deGrom was seen playing catch today again at Busch Stadium. Mets’ manager Mickey Callaway has now said the plan is for deGrom to not undergo an MRI on his previously “barking” elbow unless doctors want him to get one. Original Post – Saturday, 1:16 p.m. Mickey Callaway told reporters before Saturday’s game against the St. Louis Cardinals that Jacob deGrom...
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Sunday, April 21, 2019 • 2:15 p.m. ET Busch Stadium • St. Louis, MO RHP Noah Syndergaard (1-1, 5.63) vs. RHP Dakota Hudson (0-1, 6.08) PIX11 • WCBS 880 AM • ESPN 1050 AM Yesterday just was not the day for the Mets. Chris Flexen looked good after the first inning and then everything fell apart as the Mets just got crushed. So now New York find themselves with an important rubber game. A loss...
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According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, the San Francisco Giants — currently 8-14 and dwelling in the basement of the National League West — are “willing to talk about some of their veteran relievers right now” and could be looking to unload a few of their bigger arms as the season grinds on. “[San Francisco] believes they have the arms at Triple-A who could...
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With an infield hit in the top of the seventh inning in Saturday’s 10-2 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals, Jeff McNeil recorded his 100th career hit and set a franchise record for fewest at-bats needed to do so. The grounder came in McNeil’s 291st trip to the plate, breaking a 294-at-bat record previously held by Moises Alou. Alou of course owns the team record for longest hitting streak...
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