The Mets (61-70) were able to salvage the final game of their road trip this afternoon at Dodger Stadium, defeating the Dodgers (74-58) by a score of 11-3. What you should know: The Dodgers got on the board first in the bottom of the first inning, as Adrian Gonzalez hit a two out double and was promptly driven in by a Matt Kemp single to left field. Travis d’Arnaud answered right back in...
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The Mets will try and avoid getting swept when they take on the Los Angeles Dodgers at 4:10 PM on Sunday at Dodger Stadium. Bartolo Colon (11-10, 3.85 ERA) returns from the bereavement list and will oppose right-hander Kevin Correia (7-13, 4.87 ERA) for the Dodgers. Colon returns to make what could be his final start as a Met after being placed placed on revocable waivers by the team. If he is...
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On Friday night, Mets top pitching prospect Noah Syndergaard took the loss, allowing six runs, five earned, in six innings of work for Triple-A Las Vegas. It now appears more and more likely that Syndergaard will not pitch in the majors in 2014. “The results are just not there,” a Mets source told the Daily News on Friday. “We know he’s talented, but we just aren’t seeing the results yet. He’s...
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The New York Mets (60-70) were defeated by the Los Angeles Dodgers (74-57) by a score of 7-4 this evening at Dodger Stadium. What you should know: Jacob deGrom got the start for the Mets tonight in his first appearance back from the disabled list. He would go five innings, allowing five runs on five hits, while walking two and striking out seven, and taking the loss. Zack Greinke got the nod for...
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The Mets continue their weekend series against the Los Angeles Dodgers tonight at 9:10 PM. Rookie righthander Jacob deGrom (6-5, 2.87) comes off the disabled list and will oppose All-Star Zack Greinke (12-8, 2.75) for the Dodgers. DeGrom established a rookie franchise record hurling 67.1 innings without allowing a home run before the streak was snapped in his last start. He allowed five home...
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While we like to think that the 1962 Mets were the worst team in MLB history (a badge of honor we wear proudly) – they actually were not the worst team. They weren’t even close to being the worst team. Yes, they lost a modern era record 120 games… but there were four other teams that did worse than the Mets’ .250 winning percentage. They didn’t lose as many games as...
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