It was a bounce-back outing for top prospect Brandon Sproat, who fired seven scoreless innings with nine strikeouts while allowing just five baserunners. Meanwhile, Francisco Alvarez also appeared in another rehab game with Triple-A Syracuse. He went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts as their starting designated hitter. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (66-65) 2, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (77-51) 0 Box...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Red Sox have inked flamethrower Aroldis Chapman to a one-year extension, as first reported by Francys Romero of BeisbolFR. Chris Cotillo of MassLive reports the deal is worth $13.3 million and includes a 2027 option that vests based on Chapman’s total innings pitched. The option could bring the deal’s total to two years and $27 million. Chapman has...
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The New York Mets continue to play down to their competition. In Saturday’s 11-8 loss to the Miami Marlins, their second loss to them in this four-game series, David Peterson went only two innings and struggled mightily. Tyler Rogers and Edwin Díaz also struggled. The offense was good, highlighted by Juan Soto hitting two home runs, but they ran out of gas in the later innings of the game....
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Saturday, August 30, 2025 • 4:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Edward Cabrera (7-7, 3.32) vs. LHP David Peterson (8-5, 3.18) WPIX • MLBN Thursday night, the Mets made a series of defensive miscues that led to five unearned runs. The hitters took their frustrations out early on the Marlins Friday night, scoring 12 runs over the first two innings, eventually beating the Marlins 19-9 on Jonah...
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September is right around the corner. By the time next week’s power rankings drop, the final month of baseball will be here, and the long race of baseball will become a sprint. With the final month will come division’s finally be set in stone. The American League East, AL West, National League East, and NL West are still up for grabs, with the largest lead in the four mentioned...
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The screen cuts from black to show Francisco Lindor, riding in the back seat of a car, wearing a black leather jacket. “Baseball’s always been kind of my coping mechanism,” he declares. What follows is 45 minutes detailing Lindor’s ascent — from his humble beginnings in Puerto Rico, to his early days with Cleveland, to becoming the superstar now beloved in New York. MLB...
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