Mitch Voit is handling the adjustment to Double-A pretty well. The 21-year-old infielder was promoted from High-A Brooklyn on July 27. Since then, it’s been two weeks, two Eastern League Player of the Week awards. The second honor was announced Monday by the Rumble Ponies. From August 3-9, Voit went 11-for-18 with three doubles, four RBIs, nine runs scored, four walks and three stolen...
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The Mets had a fantastic week last week. They swept the Guardians and continued their good play against the Pirates, taking two of three for a series win. They are now 5-1 since the Trade Deadline. This is what Mets fans expected the whole year. It would have been nice to see more weeks like this throughout the 2026 season; however, we can relish this feat as it seems to be a rare occurrence for...
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Sean Manaea began the season with a lot of uncertainty hanging over his head. A significant drop in velocity on his fastball, plus a move from starter to bulk reliever; after a difficult 2025 season, it was hard to know how things would unfold for the veteran. But to his credit, once Manaea reclaimed his place in the starting rotation, he never looked back. That was on full display in the...
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The Mets upended nearly a third of their roster at the Trade Deadline and welcomed in a plethora of new talent into the farm, including a new No. 1 prospect in INF Jefferson Rojas. While trading for prospects is always a risk, the kids are showing up and more in their few games within the Mets’ minor league system thus far. As a result, Binghamton is currently riding a seven-game win...
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Good morning, Mets fans! I don’t know about you, but A.J. Ewing is feeling 22. Happy birthday to him! Bo Bichette went 5-for-5 with two doubles, Luis Robert Jr. and Francisco Alvarez homered and Sean Manaea struck out a season-high 11 in an 11-1 victory Sunday over the Pirates. James Villani has more in a recap that is more magical than miserable here. The Mets (52-67) have won five of...
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The New York Mets stayed hot on Sunday, defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-1 at PNC Park. With the victory, New York takes the series from the Pirates and move to 5-1 on their road trip. Sean Manaea was superb and Bo Bichette was a perfect 5-for-5. Sean Manaea was quite strong once again. He threw seven strong innings allowing only one run on three hits. He did not walk a batter and struck out...
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