Last week, they went to the All-Star Game together. In the third inning on Wednesday, Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso broke out of slumps together. (At least for a day.) Lindor was in a career-worst, 0-for-31 drought when he singled in a run to give the Mets a 2-1 lead. Two batters later, Alonso, in a 2-for-34 skid that dated to July 10, belted a 439-foot, three-run homer. They both finished...
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Drew Gilbert had his first four-hit game as a professional in the Syracuse win, Ryan Clifford smacked two homers for the Rumble Ponies, Brooklyn lost despite a strong outing from Brendan Girton, and St. Lucie put up two touchdowns in their victory, fueled by Simon Juan and Jeremy Rodriguez Triple-A Syracuse Mets (48-50) 8, Omaha Storm Chasers (38-59) 4 Box Score CF Drew Gilbert – 4-for-5,...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Metropolitans continued their winning ways on Wednesday afternoon, securing a series sweep over the Los Angeles Angels. Sean Manaea went five innings of one-run ball in his third outing of the season, as the Amazins’ offense backed him up with power. Brandon Nimmo started the party with a solo shot in the first and Pete Alonso crushed a mammoth three-run homer...
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MLB Pipeline revealed its updated top 100 prospects list, and four Mets made the cut. Jett Williams is the highest-ranked of the group, checking in at number 40. Jonah Tong went up five spots to No. 54, Nolan McLean rose 10 spots to No. 66, and Carson Benge took a big jump from No. 97 to No. 70. Brandon Sproat remained outside the top 100 despite a recent hot stretch. Pipeline also revealed each...
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Ramón Urías, 3B Position: 3B B/T: R/R Age: 31 (6/3/1994) Contract Status: Under control until 2027 2025 Traditional Stats: 256 PA, .248/.297/.370/.667, 59 H, 6 HR, 29 RBI, 18 BB, 56 SO 2025 Advanced Stats: 85 wRC+, 89 OPS+, 21.1 SO%, 6.8 BB%, .288 BABIP, .295 xwOBA, 0.8 fWAR, 1.0 bWAR Rundown Ramón Urías made his MLB debut in 2020 and has been a regular player with the Baltimore Orioles ever...
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The Mets came out swinging on Wednesday, looking to earn the sweep of the Angels and their first sweep since June 10-12 against the Nationals. The offense was firing on all cylinders as all but three starters had at least one hit on the day, and all but two reached base as the Mets went on to defeat the Angels 6-3. The big hits came off the bats of Brandon Nimmo and Pete Alonso. Nimmo was...
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