The New York Mets are bad. Not the entire team — but most of it. The pitching, aside from a weak link in the rotation, has generally been pretty good. The offense has been a glaring problem. At this point, it’s time to cut bait and move on to the next generation of Mets. The Outfield It all starts with A.J. Ewing. With Luis Robert Jr. injured and without a timetable to return, Ewing should...
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For the third consecutive Sunday, there was a doubleheader played in the Mets organization, once again by the Rumble Ponies (Double-A). Across all four levels, the Mets’ affiliates went 0-5, truly a poor day for the organization as a whole. Despite the poor team play, there were a few notable player performances. In Triple-A Syracuse, A.J. Ewing and Ryan Clifford each totaled two hits, with...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The bats were cold in the desert. Eduardo Rodriguez pitched a career-high 8 1/3 innings and held the Mets hitless until Carson Benge singled with one out in the sixth as Arizona beat the Mets 5-1 Sunday to take two out of three. New York (15-25) scored five runs on 12 hits in the series and finished their road trip at 5-4. “We needed to be better,” Carlos...
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The New York Mets’ lackluster offense reared its ugly head, compounded by some fielding errors along the way. Overall, this led to the team squandering any momentum they had from the start of the series, resulting in a 5-1 loss to the Diamondbacks at Chase Field. This defeat drops the Mets to 15-25, ending their road trip at 5-4, leaving them firmly in last place in the National Lwague...
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Sunday, May 10, 2026 • 4:10 PM Chase Field • Phoenix, AZ RHP Huascar Brazobán (2-0, 1.53) vs. LHP Eduardo Rodríguez (3-0, 2.50) SNY The New York Mets’ offense continues to struggle. New Yorktook a 1-0 lead early last night but then couldn’t do anything else as they fell 2-1 to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Sunday, the Mets have a chance to win their third consecutive series and end this long,...
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Clay Holmes likely would not have been the guy many would have thought would be leading the National League in ERA on May 10. Of Mets pitchers, the first guess would have been Freddy Peralta (3.12 ERA) and then maybe Nolan McLean (2.78), but after his eighth consecutive start of allowing two earned runs or fewer Holmes’ ERA leads the NL at 1.86. He’s been so good that giving up two...
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