Game two of a three game set against the Philadelphia Phillies was another lifeless loss, adding to a long list of lifeless losses in 2026. In addition to being delayed for rain, the Mets lost by a final score of 6-1. They made three errors, only mustered three hits and five total baserunners, and fell behind two batters in and never looked back. Frankly, there were a handful of other defensive...
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MJ Melendez cracked two homers and Luis Robert Jr. added one in Triple-A Syracuse’s 15-2 Saturday night romp of Buffalo. Melendez is on quite the heater, with seven homers in 10 games. Robert Jr. is swinging the bat well, too; 9-for-21 with two homers and a double in his last five games. Christopher Morel also connected for the second-straight night and for the fourth time in his last six...
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Good morning, Mets fans! While Clay Holmes didn’t end up making his first rehab start on Saturday due to expected rain in Brooklyn, he did get back on a mound for the first time since injury in a bullpen session. After dropping Game 2 to the Phillies 6-1 on Saturday night, the series is now split 1-1. The Mets will look for their first series win of the second half in the rubber match on Sunday....
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On a wet day in Philadelphia, the New York Mets played another game that resembled the day itself against the Philadelphia Phillies. An error-driven game, with three errors on the day, and it was marred by mistakes and more Phillies home runs, as the Mets dropped game two of this weekend series 6-1. Sean Manaea wasn’t great by any means on Saturday, but his defense didn’t help him...
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Saturday, July 18, 2026 • 3:05 PM Citizens Bank Park • Philadelphia, PA LHP Sean Manaea (2-4, 4.56) vs. LHP Jesús Luzardo (8-4, 3.51) SNY The Mets and Phillies are playing through weather that should be in a science fiction movie. Smoke from wildfires. Extreme thunderstorms. It’s a lot to handle. The Mets beat the Phillies Thursday night and had a scheduled off-day yesterday, which ended up...
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Basketball has triple-doubles. You could call what Mitch Voit did Friday night a double-triple. The 21-year-old shortstop connected for three hits and stole three bases in High-A Brooklyn’s 4-0 victory over Hudson Valley. Voit is slashing .248/.358/.414 with 11 homers and leads the team in stolen bases with 34, which is tied for second in the South Atlantic League. The 2025 first-round...
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