Francisco Alvarez made his season debut with the St. Lucie Mets in their wild win. Top starting pitching prospects Jonah Tong and Jonathan Santucci made their season debuts with mixed results. Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs (9-2) 4, Syracuse Mets (3-7) 2 Box Score CF José Azócar: 1-for-3, BB, SB (4), .773 OPS DH Jon Singleton: 0-for-1, 3 BB, .855 OPS The Syracuse offense, full of mostly minor...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets ended their opening homestand of the 2025 season on a down note as they came out flat against the Marlins on Friday. After taking the first five games at Citi Field, the offense was nowhere to be seen on Wednesday afternoon. The Amazins were no-hit by Miami pitcher Max Meyer for the first five innings and only mustered up two hits in a 5-0 loss. Tylor Megill...
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The minor league season is in full swing, with all four of the New York Mets’ full-season affiliates playing on Wednesday. Mets 2024 second-round pick Jonathan Santucci made his pro debut earlier on Wednesday for the Brooklyn Cyclones. Santucci struck out six over four innings of two-run ball in the Cyclones’ 7-2 loss. Boston Baro hit his first home run of the season. 6:45 PM ET⋅...
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The New York Mets and Miami Marlins closed out their series on Wednesday at Citi Field in New York. Coming in with six straight wins, the Mets were looking to keep the win streak alive and extend it to seven. Instead of their win-streak being extended, the Mets suffered a 5-0 shutout loss to Miami and were held to just two hits. The Mets fall to 8-4 on the season as the Marlins improve to 6-6....
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Wednesday, April 9, 2025 • 1:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Max Meyer (0-1, 3.09) vs. RHP Tylor Megill (2-0, 0.87) SNY Has anyone else struggled to remember what day it is? The Mets played a rare mid-series game on Tuesday in the middle of the week due to the falling temperatures. As a creature of habit, that fully convinced me that Tuesday was a getaway day and the last game of the series...
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Before the National League Championship Series last October, manager Carlos Mendoza said navigating the Dodger lineup was a “pick your poison kind of thing.” So, Mendoza could empathize with Marlins rookie manager Clayton McCullough in the sixth inning Tuesday when he had to decide what to do with Juan Soto coming up, runners on first and third, and Pete Alonso on deck. McCullough...
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