Things could have gone better to start the homestand for the New York Mets. After finishing the road trip strong, the Mets dropped the first two games to St. Louis at Citi Field. Granted, the bats did wake up to avoid a series sweep. However, all in all, the three-game series against the Cardinals was another reminder that the Mets have a lot of work to do just to get to .500. On that gloomy...
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Juan Soto entered Thursday in perhaps the worst stretch of his season, with just three hits in his previous 32 at-bats. The Mets needed production from the middle of their lineup, and Soto delivered with a double and the go-ahead home run in a 5-4 win over the Cardinals. Thursday’s performance stood out because it came after a stretch in which Soto had not looked like himself at the plate. The...
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Jack Wenninger had a quality start but his offense couldn’t help him in a Syracuse loss, Chris Suero hit a lead-off home run for Binghamton but that would be the only run scored in its loss as Kodai Senga allowed one hit in his rehab start, and Nicolas Carreno was dominant in his first start at High-A. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (34-32) 1, Buffalo Bisons (30-36) 3 BOX SCORE CF Nick Morabito...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Kodai Senga turned in his strongest rehab outing yet on Friday night. Senga allowed one run on one hit while striking out five over six innings for Double-A Binghamton. The right-hander threw 75 pitches, including 51 strikes, in what could be a significant step toward his return to the Mets rotation. Now onto the morning briefing! Latest Mets News After dismal showings...
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The big club took care of business this afternoon; now it’s time for the minor league affiliates to take the field. Kodai Senga will resume his rehab assignment for Double-A Binghamton, and Jack Wenninger will look to find his groove again for Syracuse. In Brooklyn, Nicolas Carreno will make his first start since getting promoted from St. Lucie. 6:35 PM · Sahlen Field · Syracuse (34-31) at...
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Perhaps the Mets were inspired by the unfathomable victory yesterday by another New York team wearing blue and orange. One day after the Knicks’ epic comeback win in the NBA Finals, the Mets showed some resilience themselves, coming back twice to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 and avoid a sweep. Juan Soto homered in the seventh inning with the game tied 4-4 to put the Mets ahead for...
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