Friday, April 12, 2025 • 4:05 PM Sutter Health Park • Sacramento, CA LHP David Peterson (1-0, 2.53) vs. RHP J.T. Ginn (0-0, -.–) SNY Sutter Health Park is not beating the accusations of being a hitter-friendly park. The Mets and Athletics hit three home runs last night, bringing the total to 21 home runs in the first seven games played at Sutter Health Park. The Athletics should consider...
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There’s been some massive shuffling in the week two update of the Major League Baseball Power rankings. We have a new team at number one. The Braves, who have been entirely disappointing in 2025, have fallen off the list. And the list features three new members. To keep a little shorter, we won’t highlight the teams that just missed the cut. The league’s lack of parity is...
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After an underwhelming walk year and a shell of the massive contract he once thought he might receive, Pete Alonso has come out absolutely firing in 2025. While Juan Soto understandably took a lot of the fanfare, it’s been Alonso who’s been more locked in than anybody in the early going for the Mets. He’s been the story, and the star, and simply the best hitter in New...
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Jeff McNeil and Francisco Alvarez were at the top of the order Friday for St. Lucie. The two were rehabbing along with Drew Gilbert, who homered for a second consecutive night. Top prospect Jett Williams hit a three-run homer for Binghamton, which had to feel good after he went homerless in 148 plate appearances across three levels last season. The 2022 first-round pick missed a big chunk of...
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Good morning, Mets fans! With their game at Sutter Health Park in Sacramento on Friday, the Mets have now played a major league game in their 63rd different stadium in the team’s 64-year history. The Mets enjoyed their first visit to the ballpark, putting together a 7-6 win in which Pete Alonso went 3-for-3 with a home run. The Mets will play two more games at Sutter Health Park on...
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The winning formula for the Mets so far this year has been excellent pitching and just enough hitting. New York entered Friday with a 2.10 team ERA and a .210 team batting average. (How is that for symmetry?!) For one game at least, the Mets tossed aside the script. Pete Alonso stayed hot with another homer and a double as he now has 18 RBIs in 13 games, and the Mets (9-4) beat the Athletics...
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