Thursday, August 21, 2025 • 4:05 PM Nationals Park • Washington, DC LHP Sean Manaea (1-1, 4.78) vs. LHP MacKenzie Gore (5-12, 4.04) SNY The Mets play a must-win rubber game this afternoon against the Nationals. The Mets fell behind early Wednesday night, with the Nationals going up 4-0 by the time the third inning had ended. The Mets would then go on to score four runs in the next two innings,...
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MLB and ESPN have a “framework agreement” that would allow the network exclusive rights to sell all out-of-market regular-season games digitally and in-market games for five teams over the next three years, sources told The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand in an article posted Thursday. ESPN would keep broadcasting about 30 regular-season games, but not “Sunday Night...
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The Mets have historically won on the backs of their pitchers. Seaver, Koosman, Matlack, Gooden, Darling, the list goes on. In 2025, the narrative has shifted. Juan Soto and Pete Alonso have anchored the club, producing a combined 6.7 fWAR throughout the season. Despite both sluggers teeing off like there’s no tomorrow, they’re each taking different approaches to succeed. Alonso is the archetype...
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Jacob Reimer hit his seventh home run of the season in a Binghamton win, Luisangel Acuña was injured on a collision at first base in a Syracuse loss, John Bay notched four hits in a St. Lucie extra-innings loss, and Franklin Gomez struck out seven, but the Cyclones still lost. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (62-60) 0, Indianapolis Indians (71-50) 6 BOX SCORE SS Jett Williams – 0-for-4, 1 K (.732...
Read MoreKodai Senga failed to deliver a quality start against the Nationals on Wednesday, continuing what has been a disturbing trend for him and all other Mets pitchers not named David Peterson. The first two innings looked promising, as Senga retired all six Nats batters on just 19 pitches with two strikeouts. Unfortunately, any momentum was thwarted when Senga gave up two runs in the third, including...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets are looking to get back one of their offseason additions on the field in the next couple of weeks as they try to improve their outfield depth. Jose Siri, who has one hit in 20 big league at-bats with the Mets, is reportedly going to start a rehab assignment in the next week, per Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. The former Rays outfielder fouled a ball off his shin on...
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