Friday, May 15, 2026 • 7:15 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Cam Schlittler (5-1, 1.35) vs. RHP Clay Holmes (4-3, 1.86) Apple TV What a time for the New York Mets’ offense to come alive! The Yankees head to Queens today to take on the Mets, who just swept the Detroit Tigers. Yesterday, five different Mets players hit home runs, and only two players struck out. It’s the best the Mets’...
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Are the New York Mets (18-25) back? Maybe… Maybe not… The Mets swept a three-game series from the Detroit Tigers, their first sweep since August of 2025. They came from behind in all three wins, something the team has struggled with since the start of last season. Could this week be a turning point? The Mets will look to continue their positive run against the New York Yankees...
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The New York Mets swept the Detroit Tigers and have now won three of their last four series. They no longer have the worst record in baseball as well, with the Los Angeles Angels (16-28), Houston Astros (17-28), Colorado Rockies (17-27) and San Francisco Giants (18-26) all trailing the Mets (18-25) now. The young players are coming alive and are helping to pick up this struggling and...
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On Thursday, the Mets finished off a dominant sweep of the Detroit Tigers with a 9-4 win. The offense is finally finding its rhythm. Over the three-game set, the Mets put up a total of 22 runs. While the early part of the season had its ups and downs (or just downs, I should say), the resilience of this lineup is starting to flip the narrative. The game did not start the way Nolan McLean or the...
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Jonah Tong was unable to make it out of the second inning in a tough Syracuse loss, Jonathan Santucci had a solid outing but was let down by his defense in a Binghamton defeat, Channing Austin struck out five in a Brooklyn win and Elian Peña continued his onslaught of Low-A in a St. Lucie loss. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (21-20) 3, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (22-18) 11 BOX SCORE CF Nick...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets swept the Tigers with a 9-4 win on Thursday, their first sweep of the season. A.J. Ewing hit his first career homer, while Brett Baty, Mark Vientos, Juan Soto and Marcus Semien also went deep. Nolan McLean struck out seven over seven innings to earn the win as the Mets improved to 18-25 after winning seven of their last 10 games. For more on this game, check out...
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