Christian Scott was one strike away from working his way out of a first-and-third, nobody-out jam in the second inning. He had Joey Ortiz in an 0-2 hole and fired a 97 mph fastball up in the zone. Ortiz lofted a fly ball to the right field warning track, where Brett Baty had a chance to make the play. He didn’t, two runs scored, and Ortiz cruised into third with a triple. Christian...
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Wednesday, July 22, 2026 • 2:10 PM American Family Field • Milwaukee, WI RHP Christian Scott (3-1, 2.87) vs. RHP Logan Henderson (3-1, 2.97) SNY The last place New York Mets look to win a second consecutive series against a playoff bound team! Last night felt like a look at what could have been. The Mets had some clutch hits, strong starting pitching, and amazing outfield fielding as they rolled...
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Per Will Sammon of the Athletic Luis Robert Jr. is generating preliminary interest heading into the trade deadline. Despite missing two months on the injured list, Robert Jr. still has value as a plus defensive center fielder with a high power ceiling, as shown by his 112 miles per hour home run in his second game off the injured list. It is unclear if the Mets are interested in taking up his...
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A day after Zac Thornton dropped the H from the end of his first name, he picked up his first major-league W. Thornton allowed three hits over six scoreless frames, struck out two and walked one in the 4-0 win Tuesday in front of 30,016 at Milwaukee. He upped his scoreless innings streak to 18, the longest by a Met rookie since Steven Matz’s 19 in 2016. (The franchise record is John...
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Today was not a great day for the Mets farm as outside of St. Lucie the pitching struggled heavily. For the most part the offense did look good, and Trey Snyder looks like he could be breaking out and potentially forcing his way to High-A sooner rather than later. Mike Tauchman is still working his way back from spring knee surgery and had his best game. Triple-A Scranton/WB (50-43) 13, Syracuse...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets are preparing to sell ahead of the Aug. 3 trade deadline, but they reportedly do not intend to include significant amounts of cash to facilitate deals involving their expensive veterans, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post. The Mets’ stance makes a Francisco Lindor or Bo Bichette trade significantly less likely. Lindor is owed $160 million over the...
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