Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets dropped Saturday night’s game to the Houston Astros by a 2-1 score, losing their first series of the 2025 season. The Mets’ offense was nearly nonexistent. The team posted only one hit, a double by Juan Soto in the first inning. Francisco Lindor is 0-for-11 to start the season. New York is off today, then begins a three-game series with the Marlins...
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If the New York Mets sent out Griffin Canning on the road against the Houston Astros and he gave them a quality outing, you’d think they would’ve gotten a win out of it. Unfortunately, he fell to New York’s slow-starting offense (aside from Juan Soto) and a questionable decision by manager Carlos Mendoza as the team fell to the Astros 2-1 to drop their opening series. Canning...
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Saturday, March 29, 2025 • 7:15 PM Daikin Park • Houston, TX RHP Griffin Canning (0-0, -.–) vs. RHP Spencer Arrighetti (0-0, -.–) FOX The Mets and Astros face off for the rare Saturday evening rubber game! There was no off-day for the Mets and Astros after Opening Day. Due to scheduling rules around interleague schedules, they are limited to a three-game series. Thus, an unusual...
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Like some of his teammates in the rotation, Tylor Megill entered the 2025 season with something to prove. The right-hander has had some ups but more downs throughout his career. The stuff has always been there, but a lack of command and control has played a big role in his struggles. Can Megill turn the corner and find the best version of himself this season? He certainly passed his first test....
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Steve Cohen’s plans to develop land around Citi Field take another big step Sunday. Cohen, alongside state senator John Liu, hard rock international chairman Jim Allen, and Waterfront Alliance President and CEO Cortney Koenig Worall, will meet in Flushing Sunday, March 30, at 12:00 PM to introduce the Parkland Alienation bill, according to Katie Honan of the City. The bill is utilized for...
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Any reports of Juan Soto’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Not, of course, that there were any legitimate reasons to worry about a single strikeout in the first game of a 15-year contract. After all, Soto still reached base three times in five plate appearances in Thursday’s Mets debut — perhaps unfairly overshadowed by a strikeout at an inopportune time against a tough lefty....
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