Honor a Mets Icon with the Tom Seaver Legendary Number 41 Bobblehead! Celebrate one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history with the Tom Seaver New York Mets Legendary Number 41 Bobblehead — a must-have tribute for any true Mets fan. This eye-catching collectible captures “The Franchise” mid-windup in his classic pinstripe uniform, complete with the iconic Mets cap and #41 proudly displayed...
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Nolan McLean was drafted by the New York Mets in the third round (pick No. 91 overall) of the 2023 MLB draft out of Oklahoma State University as a two-way player. McLean was drafted in the same round the year before by the Orioles, but never signed. McLean has been impressive since he was drafted, advancing from draft to big league call-up at a rapid pace, earning his call-up almost exactly two...
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Recently promoted top prospects Jett Williams and Carson Benge had productive days at the dish for Triple-A Syracuse. Triple-A Rochester Red Wings (44-69) 14, Syracuse Mets (61-55) 3 Box Score CF Carson Benge, 2-for-4, R SS Jett Williams, 1-for-4, HR LF Ryan Clifford, 0-for-2, 2 BB Benge is now hitting .323/.412/.564, with eight home runs and 23 RBIs over his last 34 games –32 in Double...
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The fourth inning might be cursed for the Mets at this point. For what feels like the hundredth time this season, Wednesday’s fourth frame turned into a nightmare for the Mets, as David Peterson, the rotation’s workhorse and the most reliable arm left standing, suddenly unraveled. The game had started on a high note, as the Mets entered the fourth inning with a comfortable 6-0 lead, Peterson...
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Good morning, Mets fans! It was a familiar story for the Mets on Wednesday: a promising start doomed by a blown lead. They were up 6-0 through two innings against former Met Carlos Carrasco, but David Peterson and Reed Garrett combined to give up nine runs in the fourth inning. The Mets lost to the Braves, 11-6. It was their 12th loss in their last 14 games. And it continued an ugly trend of...
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An early six-run lead for the Mets evaporated faster than the rain on Wednesday night, sending New York to an 11-6 loss against the Braves at a wet Citi Field. Ineffective pitching was once again the main culprit, though this time it was a rare dud by staff ace David Peterson that did them in. After being given a 6-0 lead, Peterson fell apart in the fourth, allowing four runs and four walks in...
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