The Mets (74-59) defeated the Philadelphia Phillies (53-81) by a score of 9-4 tonight at Citi Field. Offense: The Mets got on the board first tonight, as in the second inning, David Wright singled to lead off the frame, and was driven in on a double by Kelly Johnson. The very next batter, Ruben Tejada, hit a shallow fly ball to right field which bounced in front of Phillies’ outfielder...
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9/2 Update: Addressing reporters at Citi Field on Wednesday, Mets manager Terry Collins said that Bobby Parnell will only be used in low-leverage situations until he re-establishes himself. Brilliant… * * * * * * * * * * * * Bobby Parnell picked up right where he left off on Tuesday night in a 14-8 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. The defeat snapped the Mets’ 10 game winning streak...
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Manager Terry Collins spoke to reporters today at Citi Field before their game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Collins cleared up some questions regarding the Mets pitching rotation and how the team will handle the younger pitchers, skipped starts, and innings limits moving forward. To begin, the rotation has been set for the series in Miami versus the Marlins. Friday: Jacob deGrom Saturday:...
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The New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies will play the rubber game of his three-game series tonight at Citi Field. Matt Harvey (11-7, 2.48) will start for the Mets and will be opposed by promising 22-year-old righthander Aaron Nola (5-1, 3.26) for the Phillies, with first pitch scheduled for 7:10 PM In his last eight home starts dating to June 16, Matt Harvey is 4-0 with a 0.99 ERA. He is 7-2...
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The New York Mets announced today online registration at Mets.com/Postseason for the possibility of being selected for the opportunity to purchase tickets, subject to availability, for potential New York Mets 2015 Postseason games to be played at Citi Field. The registration process gives all fans who register an equal chance to be randomly selected for this ticket purchase opportunity. One...
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While a sizable contingent of Mets fans still cower in fear over the Ghost of September Past and another 2007 style collapse, the Mets Magic Number improved to 25 last night even though they lost 14-8 to the Phillies at Citi Field. Credit the Washington Nationals who lost 8-5 in gut-wrenching fashion to the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday night. The Cards have won nine in a row over the Nats and...
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