Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets looked to get back in the win column as they headed to San Francisco on Thursday. But they were unable to do so, dropping the series opener against the Giants 7-2. David Peterson started rough and ended strong. He was piggybacked by Sean Manaea, who gave up a few runs of his own. The offense was cold again, outside of a Bo Bichette double and Mark Vientos home...
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The Mets played like a jet-lagged team in their first West Coast game of the season, losing to the San Francisco Giants 7-2 for their third consecutive loss. Starter David Peterson was hit hard, early, and often following a strong season debut. He gave up three runs in the first inning, allowing a single, double, and triple. Peterson also hurt his own cause by dropping a toss while trying to...
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Thursday, April 2, 2026 • 9:45 PM Oracle Park • San Francisco, CA LHP David Peterson (0-0, 0.00) vs. LHP Robbie Ray (0-1, 3.38) SNY • MLBN What a strange start to the Mets’ season. The Mets are 3-3 over six games, and have already played in three extra-inning games. On Opening Day, the offense was humming, and it has been largely absent since. The pitching had hiccups on Opening Day and...
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While we wait for the Mets to begin their series in San Francisco tonight, their minor league affiliates have a couple of games this evening. St. Lucie begins their season in Jupiter, and Jonah Tong makes his second start of the season for Syracuse. 4:05 PM · NBT Bank Stadium · Toledo (1-4) at Syracuse (3-2) Syracuse Lineup Nick Morabito, DH MJ Melendez, RF Ronny Mauricio, SS Ryan Clifford, LF...
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The New York Mets (3-3) have had a couple of rough days at the plate. There’s no denying that. After scoring 11 runs in their Opening Day win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, they have averaged just 2.4 runs per game over their last five. That was highlighted by scoring one run over their final 23 innings against the St. Louis Cardinals this week. The pitching has been great; it’s only a...
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Zero offense and sloppy baseball ultimately doomed the New York Mets in St. Louis. The Mets dropped their first series of the year after losing two out of three to the rebuilding Cardinals. That included an all-around bad effort in the finale. It was the lack of offense in clutch situations that really concerned, however. And it is something the Mets will have to try and fix on the fly in a...
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