On a rainy day in the nation’s capital, the New York Mets had to piece together a win against the Nationals. After two rain delays, New York’s pitching propelled the Mets to a 2-0 win. The combination of Clay Holmes, Danny Young, Reed Garrett, A.J. Minter, Max Kranick, and Edwin Díaz took them over the finish line on Saturday. Francisco Alvarez, who returned to the lineup on Friday...
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Updated Post (20:16) Carlos Mendoza spoke after the Mets’ 2-0 win, stating that A.J. Minter will go for an MRI Sunday. The manager also added that Minter will “most likely” end up on the injured list. Original Post The Mets’ bullpen took a blow Saturday. A.J. Minter took himself out the game in the eighth inning, later revealed to be left tricep tightness. Before being...
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Saturday, April 26, 2025 • 4:05 PM Nationals Park • Washington, DC RHP Clay Holmes (2-1, 3.16) vs. RHP Brad Lord (0-2, 4.73) SNY For the first time in 2025, we’ll see how the Mets respond to an ugly loss. According to the umpires, Jesse Winker lined into a triple play (the ball hit the ground before being caught), which upset the momentum in the game. Two on and no out instantly became three...
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Is everyone excited for the week four update of the Major League Power Rankings? Anyone? Well, you should be. I’ll leave this top part short for all you Mets fans to dive into. The Phillies barely held on. And the Reds and Rangers barely fell short. Meanwhile, last week was dominated by the Mets. A seven-game win streak, a perfect homestand, and an 18-8 record on Saturday morning....
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Friday nights was filled with drama for the New York Mets. A missed call by Alfonso Márquez resulting in a triple play, a four-run rally in the top of the eighth to give the Mets a late lead, and a blown save and poor defense in the bottom the ninth, leading the Washington Nationals to walk off the Mets. Whew, that was a lot. But something that may have been lost in all this fanfare was the...
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In a game where each team hit a triple in a key spot, it was the Mets’ Mark Vientos who got the short end of the stick despite another strong showing at the plate on Friday. Vientos not only hit the massive go-ahead three-run triple in the eighth, but he hit the ball hard all day. He now has hits in nine of his last 10 games as he continues to slowly but surely turn things into gear. His...
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