Good morning, Mets fans! According to Peter Botte of the New York Times, Brandon Nimmo has undergone concussion testing during his recent struggles at the plate. Nimmo was hit in the head by a pitch on May 24, around the same time his slump started. Nimmo has reiterated that he doesn’t have any symptoms, but Mets manager Carlos Mendoza experienced a similar situation last year when Anthony...
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Edwin Díaz had blown three saves, hurt his shoulder and been to the minors and back since his last save. He entered with the Mets holding a 2-1 lead in the ninth inning of Friday’s game and the heart of the San Diego Padres’ order due up: Jurickson Profar, Manny Machado and Donovan Solano. Profar lined a single to center before pinch-runner José Azocar later stole second. Díaz,...
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Friday, June 14, 2024 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Matt Waldron (4-5, 3.76) vs. LHP Sean Manaea (3-3, 4.30) SNY The Mets came out victorious on Thursday night thanks to the first walk-off home run of J.D. Martinez’s career. They were befuddled at the plate for most of the game, but the bats were able to figure things out in the later innings as the team took the series from the Miami...
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The New York Mets (30-37) were two outs away from losing another series against the Miami Marlins on Thursday, but J.D. Martinez had something else to say about that. A walk-off two-run home run, the first walk-off of Martinez’s illustrious career, totally changed the mood around the team going into this weekend. Within a few minutes, the Mets went from disappointment to pure elation. 8...
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The New York Mets marked their return home in style by beating the Miami Marlins. It wasn’t always pretty, but they got the job done at Citi Field. After winning four of five games on the road in two capital cities – including a trip across the Atlantic to London – the Mets needed to take care of business against Miami. And they did. Sure, it took walk-off heroics on Thursday...
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The Mets entered Thursday’s action looking for a much-needed series win against the Miami Marlins. While the game’s starting pitcher Luis Severino did his part with six innings of one-run ball, the Mets offense failed to provide any impact for the majority of the night. J.D. Martinez started his night off in a promising fashion, sharply hitting a 102 mph flyout that traveled 348 feet...
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