Good morning, Mets fans! Two big and abrupt pieces of news dropped in the baseball world on Sunday night. Robert Murray of FanSided was the first to report that the Boston Red Sox sent Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. Jeff Passan of ESPN later confirmed the report and the full package. The Red Sox will receive LHP Kyle Harrison, RHP Jordan Hicks, outfield prospect James Tibbs and...
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Some major news dropped Sunday evening, as Robert Murray of FanSided first reported that the San Francisco Giants are acquiring star infielder Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox. The full trade sees the Giants send major league pitchers Jordan Hicks and Kyle Harrison as well as prospects James Tibbs (OF) and Jose Bello (RHP). Importantly, the Giants are taking on the entirety of Dever’s...
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An ugly weekend ended with an even uglier loss, as the New York Mets were shutout 9-0 on Father’s Day and swept at home by the Tampa Bay Rays. Griffin Canning endured a rough outing, walking five and giving up six runs on just four hits—his third time allowing more than three runs in his last four starts. His command issues loomed large, as free passes and a wild pitch opened the door for Tampa...
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Sunday, June 15, 2025 • 1:40 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Shane Baz (5-3, 4.97) vs. RHP Griffin Canning (6-2, 3.22) WPIX The New York Mets look to avoid being swept this afternoon at Citi Field. Friday night, New York had a solid lead for about half the game until the Rays had a huge sixth inning, scoring six runs to get the lead. The Mets would end the night going 2-for-16 with runners in...
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Tylor Megill has been struggling. After lighting it up in March and April and looking like a completely different pitcher, all the offseason changes he made just haven’t stuck. The velocity spike was real, the new pitch mix looked promising, and for a minute, it felt like the Mets might have finally unlocked something. But since then, it’s been a whole lot of the same. Megill seemed to be...
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After June 1, former first-round pick Kevin Parada was hitting .171 for Double-A Binghamton. However, after a huge last few weeks, he has that average up to .219, a season-high, off the back of a month of June that has seen the catcher slash .371/.439/.800. He continued this strong play on Saturday, for the first-place Rumble Pones (Double-A), as he hit two doubles. Triple-A...
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