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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Good morning, Mets fans! The calendar has turned to September, so teams are able to call up two reinforcements to help their teams for the playoff push. The Mets have called up INF Luisangel Acuña and RHP Justin Hagenman for their September roster expansion. The Mets will presumably leverage Acuña’s exceptional speed and defensive prowess to secure victories in close games and maintain leads...
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All year, Mets fans have held their collective breath when Juan Soto has come to the plate in a big moment. It had been a season-long struggle with runners in scoring position for Soto, and while he has been much better in those situations lately, he still had not delivered one of those huge, memorable moments as a Met. Until Monday. Soto’s huge game was the catalyst in what turned out to...
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Jose Siri played in his third rehab game with the St. Lucie Mets on Sunday as he works his way back from a broken leg. The speedster outfielder went 1-for-4 with a broken-bat, two-run double. In his short stint thus far, he’s hitting .500/.625/.667 with a 1.292 OPS. He’s notched three hits, three RBIs and has drawn a walk. Before going down with an injury, Siri was batting...
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Friday, September 1, 2025 • 1:10 PM Comerica Park • Detroit, MI LHP Sean Manaea (1-2, 5.01) vs. RHP Charlie Morton (9-10, 5.25) SNY • MLBN The Mets look to shake off a rough weekend against the Marlins with a trip to visit the Detroit Tigers. The Mets’ comeback efforts on Saturday fell short, and on Sunday, they couldn’t get anything going against the Marlins, erasing some of the momentum...
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One step forward, one step back! It’s the New York Mets dance! After sweeping the Philadelphia Phillies, the Mets had a chance to capitalize on their momentum and go on a run. And then they lost to the Miami Marlins, not just once, but three times in four games. Suddenly, it feels like the Mets are back at square zero. While the lineup has been upper-tier, the pitching, outside of Nolan...
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