The New York Mets took the series opener against the AL East division leading Tampa Bay Rays in St. Petersburg Monday night, 3-2. The offense collected ten hits without drawing a walk while the bullpen navigated a bumpy seventh inning before locking things down the rest of the way. Returning to the lineup for the first time since he fractured his hand on July 9, Mark Vientos drove in two of the...
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Since mid-July Mets pitching prospect Jonah Tong has put up impressive results, and in his most recent start carried a no hitter into the seventh inning. As that was part of a Triple-A double header, those seven scoreless innings Tong pitched amounted to the entire game. Across eight starts beginning July 18, Tong has a 2.20 ERA and 1.15 WHIP with a 26% strikeout rate and 11.8% walk rate across...
Read MoreThe Syracuse Mets had two dominant pitching efforts this past week. One was a combined no-hitter with the help of six pitchers, while the other was a near no-hitter in a dominant start from Jonah Tong. The Mets have been strong in the second half, particularly because of their pitching, and are fighting for a spot in the postseason. Find the latest stats and news across the Mets minor leagues in...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Monday night, the Mets defeated the Rays 3-2 in the first game of a three game set in Tampa Bay. Robert Stock earned his first win since 2019, with Mark Vientos adding a home run in his first game back from the injured list. On Tuesday, the Mets will face a familiar face in Freddy Peralta, who is coming off his best start at a Ray. His ERA with the Rays is 5.60 in...
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The Mets (62-76) took down the Rays (82-55) in a hard-fought game, by a score of 3-2, on Monday evening at Tropicana Field. New York narrowly held off a late Tampa Bay rally, riding a strong start from Robert Stock and a solo homer from Mark Vientos in his return from the injured list. (Box Score) Robert Stock (1-3) got the start for New York and was excellent, working 5 and 2/3 innings without...
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New York Mets manager Andy Green announced the team’s September call-ups, with outfielder Nick Morabito and right-handed starter Justin Hagenman set to join the active roster on Tuesday evening in Florida against the Rays. After the Baltimore Orioles claimed Luis Robert Jr. off waivers, Morabito is expected to become the Mets’ right-handed short-side platoon outfielder, similar to...
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