Tuesday, June 2, 2026 • 9:40 PM T-Mobile Park • Seattle, WA RHP Huascar Brazobán (3-1, 1.86) vs. RHP Logan Gilbert (3-4, 3.69) SNY Stop me if you have heard this one before. The Mets went out to the West Coast without an off-day before travel and left their bats in New York. The pitching was strong and was able to send the Mets into extra innings before losing. The Mets are going to be extremely...
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The 2026 Major League Baseball draft is only a little under a month away and the Mets have the 27th overall pick as their first pick. Multiple websites have released their mock drafts as well as their draft prospect rankings so let’s dive into these. David Stearns’ and Kris Gross’ Past Picks Before we look to the future we should look at the first round picks that have been...
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The New York Mets fell to the Seattle Mariners in their series opener Monday night, 3-2. It was the same story offensively for the Mets, who ran into a Mariners rotation who could end the year with five different starters earning Cy Young votes. This time Emerson Hancock limited the Mets to just two hits, both solo home runs. The Mets pitching did their part again in this low-scoring affair,...
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Somehow, the baseball season is already two months in. At this point, statistics are starting to stabilize, and we’re getting a sense of the caliber of season the players are in store for. May was an iffy month for Mets prospects, but at each level, there was at least one standout. TRIPLE-A: SYRACUSE METS HITTER OF THE MONTH: RYAN CLIFFORD Statistics: 27 G, .233/.308/.534/.842, 8 HR, 5 2B,...
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A couple of Mets pitching prospects had great weeks. Jonathan Santucci, one of the organization’s top arms, allowed just two runs in 9 2/3 innings across two starts. Jose Chirinos, not as highly touted as other pitchers in the Mets organization like Jack Wenninger and Santucci, also pitched well. His latest dominant outing for the St. Lucie Mets not only helped St. Lucie earn a series win,...
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Good morning, Mets fans! On Monday night, Mike Puma of the NY Post reported that RHP Kodai Senga will pitch Wednesday for Syracuse, and will throw about 85 pitches. The 33-year-old could potentially return to the Mets after that start, Puma noted. Senga’s imminent return is good news for the Mets, as they are currently only giving three pitchers traditional starts without an opener....
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