What a story the 2024 New York Mets are proving to be. After dropping an ugly one to the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday, the Mets were being no-hit on Wednesday through eight innings and were well on their way to suffering a body blow of a series loss. Given New York’s status in the playoff race, dropping two out of three to the Blue Jays would have been devastating. However, keeping in line...
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It was a tale of two teams for the final Mets affiliates still playing as the minor league season comes to a close. Triple-A Syracuse couldn’t get its bats rolling while the pitching staff had its own troubles. Meanwhile, Double-A Binghamton stayed hot thanks to standout performances from a pair of top prospects. TRIPLE-A WORCESTER RED SOX (75-66) 8, SYRACUSE METS (72-68) 1 BOX SCORE RF...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Andy Martino of SNY reports that the Mets have realigned their starting rotation for a key series against the Atlanta Braves, and still consider Kodai Senga as a possible option once he’s activated off of the injured list. David Peterson will pitch Sunday in Philadelphia and join Luis Severino and Sean Manaea as the team’s projected starters from Sept. 24-26...
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There are four teams, three spots, and a little more than two weeks to go. One team will be left at home watching. “It’s time to win baseball games,” Francisco Lindor said after Wednesday’s dramatic 6-2 victory in Toronto. Let’s glimpse the state of each Wild Card contender as they approach the mad dash to the finish line. (All four teams are off Thursday.) Arizona...
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The time is now for the New York Mets as they embark on their final journey of the 2024 regular season with the biggest series to date coming this weekend. As of Thursday, the Mets are a game ahead of the Atlanta Braves for the third wild card and two games back from the Arizona Diamondbacks for the first wild card spot. They are set to travel down to Philadelphia to take on the Phillies Friday...
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Many of us New York fans remember the famed “Linsanity” run, as Knicks guard Jeremy Lin took over New York media for the better part of a month. Now, thanks to Mets play-by-play commentator Gary Cohen, we’ve got a new and improved version: Lindsanity. Named after Mets star shortstop Francisco Lindor, who inserted himself further into the National League MVP conversation with another great...
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