Pitcher Blade Tidwell is joining the Mets in St. Louis for what would be his MLB debut, per a Friday report from Daniel Wexler. MMO’s own Mike Mayer confirmed the report. Mike Puma of the NY Post later provided further confirmation, adding that Tidwell be making a spot start for the Mets in Sunday’s series finale against the Cardinals. Tidwell, 23, owns a 4.23 ERA over parts of four...
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On Thursday, Triple-A Syracuse lost by double-digits after Joander Suarez got crushed in his first appearance for the team in 2025, High-A Brooklyn lost its game in the ninth inning despite a big day from Jesus Baez, and Low-A St. Lucie was the only Mets affiliate to win on the day behind flamethrower Raimon Gomez. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (13-17) 8, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (15-14) 19 BOX...
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Watching Juan Soto’s at-bats on Thursday, you’d never guess he’d spent most of April stuck in a frustrating power slump that left (some) fans underwhelmed. All you’d see were two flawless swings from the left side—swings that led him to his first and second Citi Field home runs as a Met. With one out in the sixth, Soto pounced on a middle-middle cutter from Zac Gallen and crushed it to...
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Good morning, Mets fans Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Dedniel Núñez was being considered for a call-up but noted the team wants to be sure he’s ready to stay in the majors when that time comes. Mendoza added that additional roster moves are likely in the coming days, and Núñez could be among those affected. In his most recent outing for Triple-A Syracuse, Núñez delivered a mixed...
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All four of the Mets’ full-season minor league affiliates are in action Thursday night. Nolan McLean will take the hill for Binghamton, looking to continue his excellent start to the season, while the Cyclones will try to follow up their 15-run barrage from Wednesday. Ronny Mauricio returns to the lineup for St. Lucie, leading off and playing second base. 6:35 PM · NBT Bank Stadium ·...
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Juan Soto hit a pair of solo homers, his first two at Citi Field as a Met, but it wasn’t enough as the Diamondbacks beat the Mets 4-2 Thursday afternoon at Citi Field. It was only the second time the Mets have lost two in a row this year. Down 3-2 in the eighth, the Mets (21-11) had a chance to tie the game with runners at second and third and one out, but back-to-back strikeouts by Mark...
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