Two walks cost Kodai Senga in the third inning. Two doubles and a triple hurt him in the fourth. A solo homer was costly in the fifth. Senga (7-5) was touched up and the Washington Nationals (51-75) beat the Mets 5-4 Wednesday at Nationals Park to break the Mets’ three-game winning streak. The Mets (67-59) are a half-game ahead of the Cincinnati Reds (67-60) for the last Wild Card spot,...
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Brandon Nimmo was removed in the second inning Tuesday from the game against the Nationals. It was initially unclear why, but the Mets announced shortly thereafter that it was due to neck stiffness. Nimmo has dealt with neck pain in the past. He exited a game with the same issue as recently as May of this season. He learned back in 2019 that he had a bulging cervical disk pushing on a nerve in...
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Wednesday, August 20, 2025 • 6:45 PM Nationals Park • Washington, DC RHP Kodai Senga (7-4, 2.35) vs. RHP Brad Lord (3-6, 3.26) SNY The Mets look to win their fourth straight game and second consecutive series tonight! Tuesday night, the Mets unloaded on the Nationals with four different players hitting home runs. David Peterson gave the Mets the best pitching performance in months, going eight...
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2025 is proving to be Brett Baty’s most productive year so far in his young career. However, given his month-to-month performance, it hasn’t always looked that way. But has the real Brett Baty finally stood up? First Half After pummeling the ball in spring training to a .353/.441/.745/1.186 slash line, Baty more than earned his spot on the opening day roster. However, the excitement was...
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The lineup cards from Tuesday night’s Mets-Nationals game are going to the Venezuelan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Valencia, which happens to be located between the hometowns of Carlos Mendoza and Miguel Cairo. Mendoza, 45, of Barquisimeto, and Cairo, 51, of Anaco, made history, becoming the first Venezuelan managers to match wits against each other in a major league game. The pair...
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With the MLB draft and trade deadline both now passed, ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel has updated his 2025 in-season top 100 MLB prospects, and the list includes six Mets prospects: No. 18 – Jett Williams, SS After a great Double-A campaign in Binghamton, the Mets recently promoted Williams to Triple-A Syracuse earlier this month. Prior to his promotion, Williams was batting .281/.390/.477, with a .867...
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