Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets return to the field this weekend for a pivotal series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, their first meeting since the 2024 NLCS. Fortune favors the Mets slightly, as they won’t have to face Yoshinobu Yamamoto, though they are slated to see Clayton Kershaw on Friday, followed by Tony Gonsolin and Landon Knack. New York will counter with Griffin Canning in the...
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The Mets have the day off today, but four of their minor-league affiliates have games, including a doubleheader for Brooklyn and the completion of a suspended game in Binghamton. In Syracuse, Nolan McLean will take the mound for his third Triple-A start, hoping to bounce back from a rocky outing. 6:35 PM · NBT Bank Stadium · Rochester (13-32) at Syracuse (21-26) Syracuse Lineup Drew Gilbert, CF...
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In what may turn out to be Tylor Megill’s last big-league start for a while, he struck out 10 to help the Mets to a 5-1 victory Wednesday in Boston. He was as good as ever for four scoreless frames, highlighted by striking out the heart of the Red Sox order (Alex Bregman, Wilyer Abreu and Kristian Campbell) in the fourth inning. The fifth inning was a bumpy ride, with a couple of infield...
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Boston wasn’t a happy hunting ground for the New York Mets. The Mets dropped two out of three to the Red Sox, losing three games in a row for the first time in 2025. Furthermore, New York dropped its second consecutive series. Zero offense was the main driving force behind the two losses at Fenway Park. Not cashing in with runners in scoring position continues to be a huge bugaboo for this...
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Ronny Mauricio homered for the second time in as many days in the Syracuse win, the Rumble Ponies and Cyclones were both befallen by rain, St. Lucie rode outstanding pitching to a win and the FCL Mets pummeled the FCL Nationals on Wednesday. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (21-26) 5, Rochester Red Wings (13-32) 2 BOX SCORE CF Drew Gilbert – 1-for-4, 1 R, 1 BB, 1 K (.720 OPS) DH Ronny Mauricio...
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As baseball fans, we know offenses are streaky, but that knowledge doesn’t make the slumps any easier to sit through. So when the breakout finally comes, it’s just oh-so-sweet. After going 9-for-54 with runners in scoring position over their last seven games, the Mets offense finally broke out of its funk on Wednesday night. New York plated five runs on 10 hits to avoid a sweep in Boston, with...
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