Here are each of the matchups and when they start: Syracuse Mets (62-41) vs. Columbus Clippers (50-52) – 7:05 PM Utility player Luke Ritter has homered in two straight games; he now has a Mets minor league-leading 21 for the season. Ritter had a 1.012 OPS in July. Jackie Bradley Jr. has homered twice in five games since signing with the Mets. Right-hander Dom Hamel starts tonight for...
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The sweep eluded the New York Mets in their series against the Minnesota Twins. Having won the first two games at Citi Field – by a combined score of 17-2 – the Mets lost 8-3 in the series finale to end the homestand 4-3. Overall, it was an impressive July, with the Mets going 17-10 last month. They will now head out on a long 10-game road trip, which begins on the West Coast against...
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Mark your calendars. If the Mets (57-51) make the playoffs as a Wild Card, Game 1 will be on Tuesday, Oct. 1 on an ESPN platform, according to the MLB postseason schedule released Thursday. Oct. 1 will feature four Game 1 Wild Card games, two in each league, all on ESPN platforms. The Wild Card round continues with four Game 2s the next day and concludes on Oct. 3 if any games are necessary in...
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Mets fans, an all-new episode is here! This week, Mike and I are joined by Mets’ super fan and drummer for the band Coheed and Cambria, Josh Eppard! We had some great discussions with Eppard about being Mets fans, following the season while touring, finding similarities between baseball and music, finding out Josh’s baseball bucket list, and much more! Watch and subscribe to...
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Prior to Tuesday’s 2024 trade deadline, the Mets were able to find players to fit the needs of the current team without greatly impacting the future. While there are two full months of baseball left to be played, the additions of Phil Maton, Ryne Stanek, Jesse Winker, Paul Blackburn, Huascar Brazobán, and Tyler Zuber have increased the Mets’ ZiPS playoff projections. Zymborski...
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2024 thus far has been the year of the unexpected. By mid-May, most of us expected the Mets to be far out of the playoff picture for the rest of the season, selling at the deadline and gearing up for a run in 2025. Nevertheless, the never-say-die Mets went on a tear, slingshotting themselves forward as the best team in baseball over a 45-game span, and inserting themselves right back into the...
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