Don’t worry, everyone. I’ll address the first issue on everyone’s minds: Where are the Marlins? I’m somewhat joking, but I try to give love to all the streaking teams as the weeks go by. The Marlins won eight games in a row from June 22 to July 1, taking down teams such as the Braves, Giants, and Diamondbacks. Who saw that coming? In that run, the Fish scored 53 runs and...
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After Juan Soto signed an eight-year contract with the Mets during the offseason, most looked ahead to the 2025 Subway Series reunion between himself and the Yankees. Many asked how would Soto perform against his former team. And what would a series of games between Aaron Judge and Soto look like now that they’re in opposite dugouts? May’s first edition of the Subway Series at Yankee Stadium...
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The Mets are officially global. The organization signed right-hand pitcher Matteo Marelli from Rovigo, Italy, Friday, marking the first European amateur signing in Mets history. Just one day into the signing, Marelli is an intriguing arm. The righty is 6’2”, and described as a strong-bodied athlete. He was first seen by the Mets in a European Development Tournament (EDT) in London...
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Brandon Sproat hurled five scoreless innings of two-hit ball and struck out eight Friday for Triple-A Syracuse. Sproat, 24, widely considered the organization’s top pitching prospect to start the year, has had a disappointing season (5.05 ERA), but has put together two excellent performances in a row (11 scoreless innings, 14 strikeouts, four walks) just as the (big league) Mets find...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Per Anthony DiComo of SNY, Tylor Megill will begin a throwing program off flat ground on Saturday. The inflammation in Megill’s right elbow has significantly reduced, and it’s expected his ramp-up to speed will not be lengthy. Even though Megill had been struggling prior to his injury, his return would be huge given the current depleted state of the Mets...
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Juan Soto’s second Subway Series as a Met started off a lot better than the first. The slugger went 3-for-4 with a two-run homer, and Jeff McNeil hit a go-ahead, two-run shot in the seventh inning to lift the Mets to a 6-5 victory in the opener of a three-game set against the Yankees at Citi Field. The Mets’ ever-thinning pitching staff bent, but didn’t break. Justin Hagenman,...
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