After dropping two of their last three, the New York Mets (11-7) will be happy to return home. They were unable to take advantage of the struggling Minnesota Twins, losing the final two games of their series this week. That being said, the Mets still remain at the top of the NL East. They will start their homestand against the St. Louis Cardinals (9-9), a team caught in between as a whole. The...
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Clutch was the missing ingredient for the New York Mets in Minnesota. The Mets dropped two of three to the Twins, only the second time this season that the team has lost a series. Furthermore, New York also lost back-to-back games for the first time in 2025. What was the main culprit behind those woes? A lack of clutch hitting. Granted, the Mets have struggled to come up with the big hit when it...
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A.J. Ewing fell a home run short of the cycle for the St. Lucie Mets in their victory, while the other affiliates all fell on the day. Francisco Alvarez caught eight innings for the Rumble Ponies in his rehab outing and had a solid day at the plate. Triple-A Buffalo Bisons (4-9) vs. Syracuse Mets (6-9) POSTPONED The Buffalo Bisons/Syracuse Mets game was postponed due to inclement weather. It...
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Missed calls. Runners thrown out at the plate. Failed challenges. A walk-off loss. It’s safe to say Wednesday afternoon’s rubber game in Minnesota wasn’t exactly the Mets’ finest showing, but there was a silver lining. Justin Hagenman, called up from Triple-A after Griffin Canning fell ill, made his MLB debut in the second inning and made the most of it. The 28-year-old Penn State alum struck...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Wednesday, Mets star shortstop Francisco Lindor was named captain for Team Puerto Rico in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Aaron Judge was named captain of Team America a couple of days ago, and now another New York star will be leading his country. Lindor played for Team Puerto Rico in the 2017 and 2023 WBCs. The Mets dropped their second series of the year...
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Teddy Klein and Joe D. changed my life forever. I am typing this out today as the Editor-in-Chief of Metsmerized because of those two people. Teddy and I were prospect nerds, and Joe D. would give folks a chance if they loved the Mets. I was a terrible writer, but Joe D. loved a good project, and he lived to help young, passionate, and driven Mets fans. My first couple of pieces were about...
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