Friday was good for most Mets and their minor league clubs. Top pitching prospect Brandon Sproat tossed six shutout innings to lead Syracuse to a 3-0 victory over Buffalo Friday in Game 1 of a doubleheader. Zach Thornton fired six shutout innings of one-hit ball for Brooklyn in a 5-0 win over Aberdeen. The feel-good comeback story of Matt Allan hit a bump in the road. He gave up his first runs...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets (13-7) defeated the Cardinals (9-11) 5-4 on Friday night and they did it in style, with Francisco Lindor crushing a walk-off bomb in the bottom of the ninth inning. Not only did his home run electrify the home crowd and give the team a win, but it also put Lindor in some elite company. The home run, which was Lindor’s 250th of his career, made him just the...
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Francisco Lindor brought some of his playoff magic to April, launching a walk-off home run into the upper deck to give the Mets a 5-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals Friday night that sent Citi Field into a frenzy. It was the first walk-off homer as a Met for Lindor and the 250th home run of his career. He was doused with water by his teammates as he crossed the plate. The Cardinals tied...
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Friday, April 18, 2025 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Miles Mikolas (0-2, 9.00) vs. LHP David Peterson (1-1, 2.70) SNY Good teams bounce back, and that is exactly what the New York Mets did on Thursday night. The Mets had a frustrating start of the week in Minnesota with two losses in a row. The best recipe to get out of a slide before it becomes a funk is to win. Mark Vientos started...
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The New York Mets would not be where they are without their standout bullpen. As a group, they own a 2.09 ERA through 19 games, the third-best mark in all of baseball. One of the key arms that’s factored into the unit’s early success has been A.J. Minter. After a rocky appearance against the Miami Marlins on April 2, the left-hander has been razor sharp with seven-straight scoreless...
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With two starters out of commission until at least May, right-hander Griffin Canning has been handed a significantly heavier workload than anticipated. He certainly delivered on Thursday, though, with six sharp innings of one-run ball against the St. Louis Cardinals. After walking two in the first inning, he settled in and finished strong, retiring nine straight. The one run he allowed came on a...
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