Saturday, April 4, 2026 • 9:05 PM Oracle Park • San Francisco, CA RHP Clay Holmes (1-0, 3.18) vs. RHP Landen Roupp (1-0, 0.00) SNY The Mets offense finally clicked last night, erupting with 10 runs scored on 15 hits. Unfortunately, the night was mired by the loss of Juan Soto. The left fielder left the game after the first inning and later received an MRI Saturday to determine the...
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The first week of the 2026 season is already in the books. And lots of rookies made impacts with their teams. JJ Wetherholt has looked comfortable with St. Louis so far, taking his walks and holding second base defensively for a young and upcoming Cardinals team. Konnor Griffin signed a 9-year, $140 million extension at 19 and then promptly hit an RBI double in his first major league at-bat...
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The first full slate of games for the Mets’ minor league affiliates did not exactly go as planned, with only Binghamton and St. Lucie picking up a win on Friday. Christian Scott made his first start in affiliated ball since returning from Tommy John Surgery in mid-2024. In Binghamton, the offense carried the team to an extra-inning win, despite shaky pitching up and down the staff....
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Nolan McLean did not have his most pristine command on Friday. Yet the Mets’ rookie phenom still took a perfect game into the sixth inning. It was the latest example of the kinds of special things McLean can do on the mound, despite the way his pitch count piled up in a shaky sixth inning. Even while McLean was mowing hitters down, it wasn’t in the most traditional sense. He retired...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Jorge Polanco’s Achilles continues to be a problem, as it held him out of the lineup again on Friday. Manager Carlos Mendoza called it tendinitis, and he considers Polanco day-to-day. Polanco has not played first base since last Saturday and has not been in the lineup at all in two of the last four games. Mark Vientos, who has been swinging the bat well, will...
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The Mets’ (4-4) offense, led by Francisco Alvarez, broke out in a big way behind a suburb start from Nolan McLean in a dominant win against the San Francisco Giants (3-5) in the second game of their four game set. The first inning began with a bang, but did not come without concern. The Mets scored their first run after back-to-back-to-back hit by Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, and Bo...
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