Add the 2026 season as a footnote to the Mets’ long fable of unlucky moments and unfortunate seasons. The year hasn’t gone as planned. And that’s stating the obvious. Despite high preseason expectations, injuries to the club’s key players and a lack of quality pitching depth contributed to the team’s early-season 12-game losing streak. The slog, the club’s longest since 2003, effectively erased...
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Billy Amick hit his first Triple-A home run in a Syracuse victory, Kevin Parada continued his hot August in a Binghamton loss, John Smith III hit his first Brooklyn homer in their loss and Boston Baro had a hit in his rehab assignment in a St. Lucie loss. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (61-61) 5, Worcester Red Sox (63-55) 0 Box Score LF Nick Morabito – 1-for-4, 1 R, SB (4), 1 BB (.748 OPS) 3B...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Former Mets pitcher and current Ranger Jacob deGrom struck out 10 batters and allowed only one hit and one walk over six innings on Thursday, achieving 2,000 career strikeouts in the second-fewest games and innings in Major League Baseball history as the Texas Rangers defeated the Washington Nationals 2-0. To reach this milestone, deGrom struck out Washington’s...
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The Mets have an off day, but all four of their full-season minor league affiliates are in action. The Rumble Ponies will look to keep their winning ways going, while Syracuse will aim to get back to .500 after a loss on Wednesday. 6:35 PM · NBT Bank Stadium · Worcester (63-54) at Syracuse (60-61) Syracuse Lineup Nick Morabito, LF Émilien Pitre, 2B Billy Amick, 3B MJ Melendez, DH Nick Lorusso,...
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Nate Lavender didn’t enter the Mets’ organization with a ton of fanfare. He was drafted out of the University of Illinois in the 14th round of the 2021 MLB Draft and didn’t possess eye-popping velocity like some of his peers. Over the next two years, Lavender soared through the Mets’ farm system, working exclusively as a reliever and racking up huge strikeout numbers....
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Jefferson Rojas and Jonah Tong are both considered top-100 prospects by ESPN. The duo made the top-100 update released Thursday. Rojas came in at No. 40 in ESPN’s first edition of this list since he was traded to the Mets. Jonah Tong was ranked No. 79. ESPN’s previous version of this ranking came out on May 21. Rojas, while a member of the Chicago Cubs’ system, was unranked at...
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