On Monday, the Mets officially added Christopher Morel to the 26-man roster and designated Gabriel Arias for assignment. In light of recent reporting by The Athletic’s Will Sammon regarding the 2027 position player group, it is worth examining what the front office sees in Morel and where he might fit into the team’s future plans.Once a highly touted prospect, Morel enjoyed a major breakout...
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The Mets acquired 13 players at the trade deadline, five being pitchers. The bats have understandably gotten the most attention thanks to how Jefferson Rojas, Sammy Stafura, Aidan Smith, and, most of all, Billy Amick have started their Mets tenures, but the pitchers are very interesting in their own respects. Let’s go through them all. Gabe Davis Gabe Davis is without a doubt the...
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The New York Mets won their fourth straight and 10th of their last 13 Monday night, continuing their surprising surge since becoming the biggest sellers at the trade deadline. Run prevention was the name of the game Monday night against the San Diego Padres who currently hold the third NL Wild Card spot. The Mets took the series opener, 2-1, behind rookie Nolan McLean, who battled in and out of...
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The Binghamton Rumble Ponies have had a generally poor season. However, they’ve been playing much better lately after the influx of talent the Mets received at the trade deadline. Many of those players have been contributors for the Rumble Ponies, including this past week, when Binghamton handily won their series five games to one, scoring 50 runs in the process. Find the latest stats and...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Monday night, the Mets took the opening game of their series with the Padres 2-1 at home. Although the game finished with a modest score, the first two innings were some of the most exhilarating of the season. Two Carson Benge outfield assists, including a 103.9 mph laser beam, helped Nolan McLean escape trouble. A.J. Ewing also did his part, adding yet another...
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One day teams will stop running on Carson Benge. Monday was not that day. Benge threw out back-to-back runners at the plate in the first inning of the Mets’ 2-1 win over the Padres at Citi Field.Fellow rookie A.J. Ewing nailed a runner at home to end the second. The Mets (57-69) have won four in a row and 10 of 13. The Padres had seven straight batters reach base over the first and second...
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