It took six days of the Mets playing shorthanded to come to terms with the reality that outfielder Michael Conforto needed a stint on the disabled list. Conforto, 24, was struck on his left hand by a pitch from Matt Moore on Sunday, June 25 during the Mets series finale in San Francisco. The outfielder was in noticeable pain and exited the game, but x-rays came back negative. Regardless, the...
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Lots (and I mean lots) of rain outs and early suspensions for Saturday. Single-A St. Lucie and Double-A Binghamton were postponed, while The GCL Mets, DSL Mets2, and Brooklyn Cyclones were all suspended early on in their respective games. Salt Lake Bees (46-36) 6, Las Vegas 51s (31-51) 3 Box Score Offense: Gavin Cecchini 2B: 0-for-4 Dominic Smith 1B: 1-for-4, K Travis Taijeron RF: 1-for-3, Run,...
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Good Morning, Mets fans! Today, the New York Mets (38-42) will go for the sweep against against the Phillies (26-53). Rafael Montero will start for the Mets and Nick Pivetta will pitch for the Phillies. The Mets won yesterday by a score of 7-6. The bullpen had to go 4 1/3 innings and was pretty good aside from Fernando Salas, who allowed a three-run homer to Tommy Joseph. They were trailing 6-3...
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The Mets (38-42) won their fourth game in a row as they defeated the Philadelphia Phillies (26-53) 7-6 at Citi Field on Saturday afternoon. Pitching Zack Wheeler struggled in his return from the disabled list. Wheeler threw 88 pitches over 3.2 innings and allowed two unearned runs on two hits while walking two and striking out four. He just didn’t have his command tonight as he was all...
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July 1 again? That must mean it’s Bobby Bonilla Day for the New York Mets organization once more. As most, if not all, Mets fans have come to know, Bonilla will receive a check for $1.19 million on the first of July until 2035. The Mets got themselves into this situation after they deferred $5.9 million they owed Bobby Bo for the 2000 season. Bonilla didn’t even play a game for the...
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June had its ups and downs for the Metropolitans, but they were able to finish the last week of the month with a bang. The team played two games over .500 for the month of June with its strong finish. With their bad start, they cannot afford to continue playing slightly above-average and expect to re-enter contention. There are already rumors and talks that they will sell which is still a very...
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