For Double-A Binghamton, Zach Thornton threw a career-long seven shutout innings in the Rumble Ponies’ extra-innings loss to the Hartford Yard Goats. The left-hander was efficient, needing just 76 pitches to strike out six Yard Goats while allowing only three hits. Syracuse Mets utility man Jared Young homered twice, giving him four over his last three games. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (18-22) 3, ...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Backed by another gem from Kodai Senga and his signature ghost fork, the Mets edged out a 2-1 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday. Brett Baty hit went yard yet again, this time a go-ahead solo shot. With Senga’s strong performance, his ERA pretty much stood pat at 1.22. Baty’s OPS climbed to .791, which is tied for the team lead outside of the...
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Brett Baty might officially be back for good. The infielder, whose major league struggles to this point in his career have been well-documented, recorded his fourth home run in just 13 at-bats on this Mets homestand and his fifth home run of the season to lift the Mets (28-15) past the Pirates (14-29) 2-1 on Tuesday night. Baty took Mitch Keller, who continued his career Mets dominance by...
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Tuesday, May 13, 2025 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Mitch Keller (1-4, 4.40) vs. LHP Kodai Senga (4-2, 1.16) SNY The Mets look to take the series against the Pirates tonight behind Kodai Senga. Last night, the Mets survived Paul Skenes due to a fantastic performance by David Peterson. Once both starters were out of the game, each team took turns tacking on runs with the Mets eventually...
Read MoreMLB announced Tuesday it has reinstated Pete Rose, “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, and 15 others—all deceased—who had previously been on the permanently ineligible list due to gambling on baseball. Due to their reinstatement, they are eligible to enter the Hall of Fame. In a statement to Pete Rose’s attorney following the decision, Commissioner Rob Manfred said, “In my view, once...
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It is the month of May and I guess you could say that Francisco Lindor is making Mets fans feel some type of way, especially at Citi Field. The shortstop is 33-for-81 in 20 games at home this year. The 33 hits are a franchise record for “hits through a player’s first 20 home games of a season,” per the New York Mets’ game notes. He is slashing .407/.444/.741/1.185 at Citi...
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