It is another do-or-die game for the New York Mets on Sunday. In hopes to extending the National League Championship Series to a Game 7 in Los Angeles, the Mets will have to work some more of their magic and get another victory against the league’s best. In the potential decisive Game 6 matchup, who will each team go to on the mound? Sean Manaea Where would the Mets be if it wasn’t...
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The Mets took the field Friday with their backs against the wall. Sound familiar? Well, it should, as this team has faced adversity and walked on the edge since the start of September. They survived the second-half surge of the Diamondbacks, the terrifying doubleheader in Atlanta, and a ninth inning in Game 3 where they trailed 2-0 facing Devin Williams. It’s been unlikely win after...
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A total of eight prospects in the New York Mets’ system are partaking in the Arizona Fall League (AFL) which just started a couple weeks ago. Each eight of those prospects have been assigned to the Scottsdale Scorpions team which sits with a 4-5 record through nine games. The eight prospects the Mets sent are Jett Williams (SS/CF), Drew Gilbert (OF), Jacob Reimer (3B), and right-handed...
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Good morning, Mets fans! With their season on the line, the Mets travel back to Las Angeles for Game 6 of the NLCS, trailing 3-2 with Sean Manaea on the mound and Kodai Senga available out of the bullpen. For the Dodgers, manager Dave Roberts said he still hasn’t decided on an opener, while he expects first baseman Freddie Freeman to be in the lineup for Game 6. Latest Mets News According...
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With the Mets’ magic still alive and well, Carlos Mendoza addressed the media before Game 6 of the National League Championship Series. It came after the Mets’ optional practice at Dodger Stadium today, where it wasn’t required of players to come due to their quick turnaround on the West Coast. The biggest news addressed pertained to the lineup and bullpen heading into Game 6....
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The 2024 New York Mets magical season continues thanks to an offensive outburst in Game 5. Staring elimination dead in the eye once again, the Mets had to have the bats wake up in order to keep their season alive and get the ball to Sean Manaea. Not only were they able to put up 12 runs against the Los Angeles Dodgers, but the Mets made some history becoming the 11th team in postseason history...
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