Wednesday, August 7, 2024 • 8:40 PM Coors Field • Denver, CO RHP Paul Blackburn (5-2, 4.11) vs. RHP Ryan Feltner (1-10, 4.97) SNY The Mets look to get back in the win column on Wednesday after they dropped the series opener to the Rockies Tuesday night, their third loss in four games. Last night, the Mets struggled with runners in scoring position and had enough weird/unusual things happen to...
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The Mets look to have multiple bullpen arms close to returning to the big leagues, and Starling Marte played in his first rehab game on Wednesday. They will all be a welcome boost to a team that has struggled a bit recently. Let’s take a look at how the rehab assignments are going for four players: Starling Marte Marte began his rehab assignment on Wednesday afternoon with the Low-A St....
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The New York Mets’ latest acquisitions have been thrown in the fire early to help them fight for a playoff spot. Similar to how the Mets began the season, Carlos Mendoza is trying to find consistency in what he has available to enter his circle of trust down the stretch. It is a small sample size, but just one week after the trade deadline, the Mets have seen a quality start from Paul...
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Pitching at Coors Field is never easy for any starting pitcher in Major League Baseball. On Tuesday night, Luis Severino had his first experience taking the mound in the thin air of Denver, Colorado, against the Rockies. Going to Colorado can sometimes lead to weird things happening for opposing teams. Part of that did happen to the Mets’ in a 6-3 loss to open their three-game series....
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Joander Suarez had his second consecutive strong outing for Double-A Binghamton, and Triple-A Syracuse pulled out a late win behind a clutch Luisangel Acuña two-RBI double. Triple-A Worcester Red Sox (50-59) 6, Syracuse Mets (63-45) 8 BOX SCORE 2B Luisangel Acuña: 1-for-1, 2B, 2 RBI (39) (.673 OPS) 3B/1B Luke Ritter: 1-for-2, 2 R, BB, K (.899 OPS) 2B/3B Brett Baty: 1-for-3, 2 R, BB, K (.856 OPS)...
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Good Morning Mets fans. Billy Bean, the MLB’s Senior Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, passed away on Tuesday at 60-years-old after an 11-month battle with acute myeloid leukemia. Bean was a trailblazer for equality within the sport, the lone living openly gay player, and the second ever, coming out in 1999. Bean was a fourth-round pick in the 1986 draft and made his debut...
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