Good morning, Mets fans! Tuesday night’s loss to the Red Sox in Boston marked the Mets’ first three-game losing streak of the season and pushed them a game and a half back of the Phillies for the division lead. After only scoring 10 runs in their last seven games, New York put half that run total up in Wednesday night’s win against Boston. Brett Baty drove in three runs from...
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After a dismal few days offensively for the Mets, the club needed to get something going in to the series finale against the Red Sox on Wednesday night. A task that seemed tall with Tylor Megill (3-4, 1.34 ERA) on the mound for the Mets against Boston’s lefty Garrett Crochet (4-3, 2.04 ERA). The offense exploded for five runs, a total that eclipsed more runs than their last three games combined....
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Saturday, May 21, 2025 • 6:45 PM Fenway Park • Boston, MA RHP Tylor Megill (3-4, 3.74) vs. LHP Garrett Crochet (4-3, 2.00) SNY • MLBN The Mets are officially in their first losing streak of the season, dropping three games in a row and five of their last six. Their pitching the last couple of nights has kept them in games, but the offense has fallen completely flat. The Mets will have to break...
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Paul Blackburn was back on the mound on Wednesday for his fifth rehab assignment (his second with with Triple-A Syracuse) as he continues his rehab back from dealing with knee inflammation. Blackburn was nearly unhittable, throwing seven scoreless innings. He gave up just one hit, walked two, and struck out six, looking the strongest he has this season. He threw 87 pitches (54 for strikes) and...
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ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel has released a refreshed Top 50 MLB Prospects with nearly a third of the MLB season in the books. In January, when McDaniels released his Top 100 MLB Prospects for 2025, the New York Mets had one representative in the top 50 in Jett Williams at No. 34. Brandon Sproat at No. 62, Ronny Mauricio at No. 67, and Drew Gilbert at No. 84 rounded out the rest of the...
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There have been 212 home runs hit in the last seven days across Major League Baseball. None by the Mets. The last Met to go deep was Brett Baty, who homered in a 2-1 victory over the Pirates on May 13. Francisco Lindor hasn’t homered since May 11. Juan Soto’s last blast was on May 9 and Pete Alonso hasn’t homered in 13 straight games, the third-longest homerless stretch of his...
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