Pete Alonso will be the New York Mets’ home run king all by himself with his next blast. For the moment, he is sharing the crown with Darryl Strawberry. Alonso blasted his 26th of the season and 252nd of his carer in Saturday night’s second inning in Milwaukee. Both Alonso and Strawberry have some things in common. They were both drafted by the Mets, debuted three years later and won...
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Good morning, Mets fans! It’s official! Pete Alonso on Saturday night hit home run No. 252 to tie Darryl Strawberry for the Mets’ franchise home run record. He now needs just one more home run to officially hold the Mets’ franchise record. Though a triumphant mark for Alonso, his accomplishment was overshadowed by another demoralizing loss. A combination of defensive miscues and shaky pitching...
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Saturday posed a new way of losing for the New York Mets. In tonight’s script, the Mets had a lead. And they had it late. It was a perfect moment for the Mets to lay everything out on the table, deploy the super bullpen, and go home with a win during the worst stretch of Mets baseball in recent memory. Instead, Carlos Mendoza went to a struggling Ryne Stanek, the tying run scored, and the...
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Saturday, August 9, 2025 • 7:10 PM American Family Field • Milwaukee, WI RHP Reed Garrett (3-4, 2.51) vs. RHP Tobias Myers (1-1, 4.30) SNY The Mets look to snap a five-game losing streak tonight in Milwaukee. Last Monday, the Mets had a chance in the ninth inning to complete the comeback. Out of an abundance of caution (plus knowing that Juan Soto and Pete Alonso could still come to bat), the...
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It’s been a rough stretch of baseball for both teams in the Big Apple. The Mets and Yankees have been two of the worst teams in the league since the second week of June, both giving ground to their rivals in the division. And in the Mets case, that includes the Marlins. The Amazins’ are 18-29 since June 13. The Bombers 19-30. Due to the downward spiral, a hard decision was made. Both...
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Through the Mets’ 1-9 skid, they’ve been unable to get over the hump of starters not going deep into games. Their streak of David Peterson being the only pitcher to go six-plus innings reached 51 games on Friday. And, not too dissimilar from Sean Manaea earlier in the week, it came on a night when their starter was rolling early on. Kodai Senga made it through just 4 1/3. It not only...
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