As May quickly approaches, the New York Mets are the class of Major League Baseball. Sitting in first place in the NL East, New York also has the best record in the league. Their starting pitching has the best team ERA in baseball (2.62), their bullpen has been solid for most of the season, and their lineup has done more than enough to extend and win games. With players like Jeff McNeil and...
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The New York Mets are the first team to 20 wins in Major League Baseball. It was an up-and-down series for the Mets in Washington – a four-game set featuring a slew of crushing lows and exhilarating highs. Yes, April baseball really can be entertaining and frustrating in equal measure. The Mets dropped their first real clunker of 2025 on Sunday, thanks to a horror show by the bullpen. They...
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During the Mets’ 19-5 rout of the Washington Nationals, outfielder Brandon Nimmo tied Carlos Delgado’s franchise record with nine RBIs in a single game, continuing his surge at the plate for New York. He finished the day 4-for-6 with four hits, two home runs (one grand slam), four runs scored and nine RBIs. “Really proud of the guys for flushing yesterday, coming back today and going...
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It’s around that time when we start to see minor league players rewarded for their excellent early-season play with promotions to the next level. Five Mets prospects were given promotions this past week, including A.J. Ewing and Marco Vargas, who tore up Low-A St. Lucie (1.121 OPS and 1.073 OPS, respectively) and will now head to High-A Brooklyn. Ewing and Vargas will join Chandler...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets bounced back from Sunday’s loss by banging out 21 hits in a 19-5 beatdown of the Nationals, becoming the first team in 2025 to reach the 20-win plateau. Brandon Nimmo led the way by clubbing two homers, including a grand slam, and driving in nine runs, tying Carlos Delgado’s franchise record. Jeff McNeil smacked his first homer of the year and drove...
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After melting down in epic fashion on Sunday, the Mets (20-9) responded accordingly with a laugher by defeating the Nationals (13-16) 19-5 in Monday’s series finale. It was the exact kind of game that was needed from this team after they blew a six-run lead the previous day. The Mets were powered by Brandon Nimmo, who delivered a monster game. He went 4-for-6 with two home runs and nine...
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