Good morning, Mets fans! Luis Severino allowed six hits and two walks but held the Red Sox to just one run over seven innings, and Phil Maton recorded his first save as a Met to give New York a 4-1 victory in their series opener with Boston. Francisco Lindor collected two more hits and his 81st RBI of the season to pace the offense, and Brandon Nimmo chipped in an RBI double. With the win, the...
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The Mets (74-64) entered Monday’s action one game back in the Wild Card race after a 7-3 road trip that featured a series split against the Padres and series wins against the Diamondbacks and White Sox. The Mets traveled back home to begin a six-game homestand with the AL Wild Card hopeful Red Sox (70-68) being their first test. The first game of the series featured a matchup between Luis...
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Monday, September 2, 2024 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Brayan Bello (12-6, 4.66) vs. RHP Luis Severino (9-6, 3.96) SNY • MLBN A few days ago, the Mets fell apart in Arizona in devastating fashion, allowing a grand slam in the 8th inning. The Mets fell to four games out of the last Wild Card spot, and things felt bleak. Since then, the Mets have won four straight games and gained three...
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The Mets’ pitching rotation has been a surprising bright spot for them this season, even though it’s taken its fair share of hits. However, reinforcements, major ones too, might soon be on their way. The Mets provided injury updates on both Kodai Senga (calf strain) and Christian Scott (UCL sprain) Monday. Kodai Senga Senga, who suffered a calf strain in his only appearance this...
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The Mets finally return home after a long road trip for a three-game series against the Boston Red Sox. Before we look at the upcoming matchup, let’s reflect on what was ultimately a successful road trip for the Mets. METS FINISHED ROAD TRIP STRONG After splitting their first series of the road trip against the Padres, the Mets still had to play six games against the Diamondbacks and White...
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The New York Mets did what they had to do in Chicago over the weekend. Taking on one of the worst teams in baseball history, the Mets needed to sweep the White Sox. No ands, ifs, or buts. And they did, taking all three games with relative ease. As a result, coupled with the Braves dropping three of four to the Phillies, the Mets are now just one game back of Atlanta for the final Wild Card spot...
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