Wednesday, June 11, 2025 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Jake Irvin (5-2, 4.02) vs. LHP David Peterson (4-2, 2.80) SNY The Mets had another comeback victory Tuesday night with an extra-inning win! The Mets went down early but clawed back the entire game and tied it in the eighth. Jeff McNeil hit a single on the first pitch he saw in the bottom of the tenth to send the Mets off in the win...
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Since winning the hitting title in 2022, Jeff McNeil’s batting average dropped to .270 in 2023 and .238 last year, so when he was hitting .221 on May 26 it was fair to wonder if the 33-year-old’s best days were behind him. And they still might be, but for a few weeks now, “Happy Jeff” is back. McNeil hit Cole Henry’s first pitch in the bottom of the 10th inning...
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Mets fans, get ready to knock one out of the park with your collection! FOCO has just released a brand-new collectible: Juan Soto New York Mets Blue Uniform Home Run Counter Medium Bighead Bobblehead! This standout addition to FOCO’s bobblehead series is handcrafted and hand-painted with exceptional detail. Perfect for passionate Mets fans, serious collectors, and ideal for displaying on your...
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Jeff McNeil was showered and crowned, Juan Soto homered and Pete Alonso had a clutch, game-tying single with two outs in the eighth inning off Nationals closer Kyle Finnegan. (Side note: Be careful running on James Wood.) But there were a bunch of unsung heroes in New York’s 5-4 walk-off win in 10 innings Tuesday at Citi Field, too, including the newest Met, Justin Garza. The 31-year-old...
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It was Jonah Tong day, and the right-hander did not disappoint. He allowed only one run in his latest for Double-A Binghamton. Could his next start be in Triple-A? After allowing four runs (three earned) in his first rehab appearance for High-A Brooklyn, Sean Manaea looked much more comfortable on Tuesday, tossing 2 2/3 scoreless innings as he builds up his workload. Manaea’s strong outing and...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Sean Manaea’s second rehab start went a lot better, results-wise, than his first. After allowing four runs (three earned) in his first, he didn’t allow any in 2 2/3 on Tuesday for the High-A Brooklyn Cyclones. He struck out four and issued one walk. He allowed two hits. He worked up to 46 pitches — a step in the right direction. Manaea strained his oblique...
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