Clutch pitching was the spark that helped the New York Mets clinch their first series sweep of 2025. More specifically, the bullpen was absolutely stellar throughout the three-game set against the Toronto Blue Jays. Meanwhile, the offense did just enough, with the Mets now riding a four-game winning streak. To that end, let’s recap all the good and all the bad from the weekend in the...
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The beginning of the 2025 season represented a massive opportunity for Brett Baty. With Jeff McNeil starting the year on the injured list and the former Mets No. 1 prospect having a fantastic spring training, an opening at second base presented itself. Unfortunately, he has not taken advantage of that. At least yet. That begs the question, can Baty rewrite his story with the franchise, or is it...
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David Peterson continued the early season trend for Mets starters on Sunday, giving the team productive work on the mound while only throwing a limited number of innings. Peterson’s outing was going smoothly for the first four innings of Sunday’s matinee. Like Griffin Canning’s performance the night before, the Mets lefty kept the Blue Jays at bay, with some walks...
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Exceptional pitching in Brooklyn helped complete a three-game sweep. The Syracuse Mets dropped four games out of a six-game home set with Scranton/Wilkes Barre that concluded Sunday, and St. Lucie lost two of three over its opening weekend. However, Matt Allan’s resurgence was the talk of the town. Double-A Binghamton was rained out Sunday after splitting its first two games. Triple-A...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Sunday the Mets earned their first sweep of 2025, beating the Blue Jays 2-1 as Pete Alonso and the pitching staff stayed scorching hot. The Mets won 5-0 on Friday to kick off the series. On Saturday night Francisco Lindor hit a walk-off sac fly to give the Amazin’ a 3-2 victory. Then, the squad finished the sweep in another one-run game on Sunday. This series...
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After rumors of a potential extension, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported the Blue Jays and superstar first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. agreed to a 14-year, $500 million contract extension. The deal includes no deferrals, giving him the second-highest guaranteed contract for a player in MLB. Juan Soto’s contract with the Mets is still the highest. Shohei Ohtani’s contract with...
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