Where should we start? The New York Mets (76-71) are in big trouble after being swept in a four-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies. They entered the week with an opportunity to get back into the race for a National League East title. Well, they went ahead and did anything but that. The Mets are now just 1 1/2 games ahead of San Francisco Giants and the Cincinnati Reds for the final...
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We appear to be on the brink of the 2025 season for the New York Mets. Mired in yet another alarming slump, the Mets were easily swept aside by the Philadelphia Phillies in a four-game sweep. As a result, New York has now lost six-straight games. Consequently, the Mets are all but dead in the race for the NL East with the Phillies a full 11 games ahead. Furthermore, the Mets are just 1 1/2 games...
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Edgardo Alfonzo has been selected to the Mets Latin American Hall of Fame, the team announced Friday. “It’s such an honor to be inducted into the Mets Latin American Hall of Fame,” Alfonzo said. “Throughout my career, it was always an honor to play for my family, the fans, and my country of Venezuela. This achievement is for everyone who supported me and helped my dreams...
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After holding what seemed like a nearly insurmountable lead in the National League Wild Card standings, the Mets have found themselves in a tight playoff race that may come down to the final days of the regular season for the second year in a row. Heading into their series against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park last weekend, New York was five games ahead of them and four in...
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The Brooklyn Cyclones are heading to their first-ever South Atlantic League Championship, thanks to a dazzling performance by right-handed pitcher Joel Díaz. Allowing only two hits and two walks over almost seven innings, Diaz helped lead the Cyclones over the Greensboro Grasshoppers. In his first regular season with Brooklyn, Díaz threw 106 2/3 innings, most of them coming as a starter, with a...
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The Mets entered Citizens Bank Park on Thursday in desperate need of a spark. For a fleeting moment, it looked like they had one. New York opened Thursday night with exactly the kind of inning they’ve been looking for. Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto wasted no time, starting with two singles against Phillies southpaw Jesús Luzardo. Both then stole bases, and suddenly the Mets had two runners in...
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