Good morning, Mets fans! Major League Baseball’s qualifying offer this offseason will hit a record $21.05 million, per Kiley McDaniel of ESPN. This one-year deal can be extended to eligible free agents, and if declined, the original team receives draft compensation. Players can only receive the qualifying offer once in their career and must have spent the entirety of the previous season...
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While the New York Mets have to sit and wait for their next opponent, Major League Baseball has announced the date and time for the first three games of the National League Championship Series. 2024 NLCS Broadcast Schedule Sunday, October 13th NLCS Game 1, NYM @ LAD/SD 8:15 P.M. (ET) Fox Monday, October 14th NLCS Game 2, NYM @ LAD/SD 4:08 P.M. (ET) Fox and FS1 Wednesday, October 16th NLCS Game...
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Don McLean sings in the first verse of “American Pie,” “And I knew if I had my chance/That I could make those people dance/And maybe they’d be happy for awhile.” The 1971 folk rock hit is Pete Alonso’s new walk-up song and he has been making Mets fans happy in the playoffs. He stayed hot after his signature career moment in Milwaukee, adding two home runs in...
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The magical run for the New York Mets continues after a 4-1 victory over the Phillies Wednesday night, clinching a spot in the National League Championship Series. While the biggest moment came from Francisco Lindor’s electric grand slam, Jose Quintana’s performance cannot go unnoticed. Quintana’s gutsy outing kept the Phillies lineup off-balance and the Mets in the game...
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On March 25, the Mets optioned Mark Vientos to Triple-A Syracuse to begin the season after he struggled mightily during spring training. Just over six months later, Vientos set a franchise by collecting nine hits in the NLDS as the Mets stunned the Phillies to advance to the NLCS. Vientos was one of the few Mets who solved Ranger Suárez on Wednesday, working a 2-2 count before roping a double...
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When the darkest hour approaches, when the sky seems to be falling when you’ve been backed so far into a corner that you can’t even see the direction from which you came, those who believe will emerge into the spotlight. It’s safe to say that Francisco Lindor is a certified believer. The 30-year-old shortstop continued his reign of terror on his opponents this postseason on Wednesday night,...
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