Time does not heal all wounds. The pain of what happened on September 11th, 2001, has not subsided. We can put the tragedy of what took place on that day out of our minds, but we can never put it out of our hearts. Every single day, Americans are still dying because of 9/11. Their lives continue to raise the death toll of that tragic day. What started out as 3,000 lives lost, has now eclipsed...
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The Mets’ bullpen has been a major culprit in the team’s struggles over the last six weeks. Since August 1, they have posted a 4.99 ERA, the fifth-worst mark in baseball. Ryne Stanek and Ryan Helsley have been the biggest concerns, failing time and time again to keep games within reach. Their performance continued to lag on Wednesday as the Mets dropped their fifth straight game, and...
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Gregory Soto entered Wednesday’s game with a runner on second in the fifth inning and left-handed hitting Max Kepler coming to the plate. When the Mets dealt two minor leaguers to Baltimore for the lefty in July, it was for situations like this. Lefties have slashed .214/.311/.300 against Soto in his seven-year career. Kepler sent Soto’s first pitch (a 98 mph fastball) to center for...
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The St. Lucie Mets won Game 1 of their series against the Daytona Tortugas behind five scoreless innings from righty Jose Chirinos and early offense. Starter Jack Wenninger helped Double-A Binghamton set a franchise record with their 87th victory of 2025. Triple-A Worcester Red Sox (70-69) 4, Syracuse Mets (71-69) 1 BOX SCORE 2B Jett Williams 1-for-4, .659 OPS CF Carson Benge 0-for-4, .449 OPS...
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Six games above .500. With just a few weeks left in the season, that’s where the Mets stand. Not long ago, this same club was flying high, sitting more than 20 games above the mark. Unfortunately, what once looked like a surefire playoff run has slipped into something much more precarious. Now, the orange and blue hold just a two-game lead in the Wild Card race with 16 games remaining. The...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets dropped their fifth game in a row last night as they fell by a score of 11-3, losing the first three games of their four-game set in Philadelphia. Clay Holmes failed to get out of the fifth inning yet again, as he was not helped by a quiet offensive performance. For a full recap of Wednesday night’s game, click here! Luckily enough for New York, the Giants...
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