It was an ugly week for the Mets. They dropped the first six games of last week, building to an eight-game losing streak heading into Sunday’s game. They managed to salvage a little bit of the week by etching out an extra-innings win against the Rangers on Sunday. This brings the Mets’ record to 77-73 for the season. With this win, the Mets managed to regain the third-place Wild Card spot....
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It isn’t how you start, it is how you finish. Just ask the New York Mets after this weekend. All in all, it was another tough weekend for the Mets as the losing streak stretched to eight consecutive games. They also dropped their sixth straight series after losing the first two games to the Rangers. Things looked pretty bleak. However, some extra-inning heroics in the series finale on...
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The Mets snapped a season-long eight-game losing streak on Sunday, and Nolan McLean, by far their largest bright spot during this long-term slide, pitched yet another gem. McLean threw six scoreless innings, making him the only pitcher in Mets history to begin his career with a six-game streak of at least five innings pitched and fewer than three runs given up. New York needed every ounce of it....
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Will Watson proved on Sunday why he’s another Mets’ pitching prospect on the rise. The 22-year-old struck out nine batters in just five ⅔ innings pitched for Binghamton. The right-hander, Metsmerized’s No. 15 prospect, has quickly climbed the ranks in 2025. He began the season with St. Lucie, pitching to a 3.66 ERA through 10 games before earning a promotion to Brooklyn. He...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Sproat and McLean and pray for rain? Pete Alonso drilled an opposite-field, three-run home run in the 10th inning to walk off the Texas Rangers Sunday and break the Mets’ eight-game losing skid. Nolan McLean threw six scoreless innings to lower his ERA to 1.19 one day after Brandon Sproat turned in six scoreless to drop his ERA to 2.25. There was good news for the...
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There appears to be more movement on the horizon in the New York Mets’ rotation. Early Sunday afternoon, Will Sammon of the Athletic reported that the Mets are temporarily moving left-handed pitcher Sean Manaea to the bullpen. He expanded on his report saying that Manaea would be available on Sunday, and if not used then, likely be deployed behind right-handed starter Clay Holmes during...
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