Saturday, July 14, 2018 • 4:10 p.m. Citi Field • Flushing, N.Y. RHP Austin Voth (MLB Debut) vs. RHP Zack Wheeler (2-6, 4.42) WPIX • WOR 710 AM • 104.3 WAXQ-FM HD 2 • ESPN 1050 Last night was how 2018 was supposed to go for the Mets. Noah Syndergaard allowed only one run in his return the mound, Seth Lugo and Robert Gsellman closed the door behind him allowing on a a solo homer. Brandon Nimmo had...
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An MMO Fan Shot by JE All Mets fans are naturally disappointed with the way 2017 and 2018 have turned out. After a World Series appearance in 2015 and a playoff game in 2016, this team has pretty much crashed and burned. They lost 92 games last year, and there is an excellent chance that this year will be even worse. There is talk around Mets executives about “a quick rebuild” and becoming...
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Mets minor league infielder Jeff McNeil continued his scorching hot season last night for Triple-A Las Vegas, launching his 19th homer of the campaign while tallying a double and going 3-for-5 overall at the dish. Since joining Vegas, he has hit to a .398/.452/.677 clip. Sure, he is playing in the hitter-friendly Pacific Coast League, but it’s not a mirage. Earlier in the year with...
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T.J. Rivera’s rehab hit a road bump last night when he was removed for the Las Vegas 51s game against Albuquerque after five innings. After going 0-for-3 and playing third base, manager Tony DeFrancesco said Rivera’s arm “was not feeling the way it should have.” This comes after Rivera underwent Tommy John surgery in 2017 to repare a partially torn UCL. He began his rehab with...
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Not every top prospect comes to the majors and sets the world on fire. For shortstop Amed Rosario, he has come to understand this, after debuting last August as one of the league’s premier rookies. While the 22-year-old hasn’t reached his full potential, especially in the field, he is starting to show his skills at the plate and has been red hot over his last several games. After...
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It was a long time coming — nearly two months to be exact — but Noah Syndergaard returned to a Major League mound Friday night and picked up right where he left off. While he was on a limited pitch count, Syndergaard still handed in five strong innings of one run ball and struck out three Nationals en route to a Mets 4-2 victory. “It was a step in the right direction. It’s encouraging, and I...
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