In his career, MacKenzie Gore (4-5, 3.57 ERA) has been successful against the Mets (25-35), entering Monday’s contest with a career 2.40 ERA against New York. He wasn’t at his best in this game, and the Mets took advantage. Gore lasted just 4 1/3 innings and gave up six runs in a back-and-forth game early. Ultimately, the Mets defeated the Nationals (27-32) 8-7. The Mets totaled...
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Updated Post: June 3 at 5:35 pm According to Carlos Mendoza, Francisco Alvarez will not travel across the pond with the Mets. The catcher, who hit the IL in late April with a thumb injury, began his rehab assignment in Binghamton in late May, and will instead get at-bats with the Triple-A Syracuse Mets. If all goes well and he progresses with his rehab program, Mendoza notes there is a strong...
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Monday, June 3, 2024 • 6:45 PM Nationals Park • Washington, DC RHP Tylor Megill (0-2, 1.69) vs. LHP MacKenzie Gore (4-4, 2.91) SNY The Mets kick off a weird week with a quick road trip to DC. The Mets come off another loss where they had the lead late and couldn’t hold on, a recurring theme almost a third into the season. Later this week, the Mets have two days off on Thursday and Friday before...
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After splitting their series against the Diamondbacks, the New York Mets (24-35) are off to Nationals Park to go against the Washington Nationals (27-31). Last Friday, the Mets endured a roster shake-up to turn things around. While they squeezed out a 10-to-9 victory on Friday night, they couldn’t win either of the two games that followed on Saturday and Sunday. Now they will play the...
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It was a weekend full of ups and downs for the New York Mets. The series against Arizona – a team the Mets have beat up on in recent years – started so well. In the immediate aftermath of the team meeting held after the Dodgers debacle, New York won two straight. The bats were hot, the stars did their jobs and everything came together. However, the wheels soon fell off, and poor...
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Things didn’t start well pitching-wise for the Mets on Sunday, as Jose Quintana only lasted four innings. But Dedniel Núñez, Danny Young, Reed Garrett, and Adam Ottavino held their own and combined for four scoreless innings and nine strikeouts before Carlos Mendoza turned the ball over to Jake Diekman. Diekman came in and gave up two earned runs on two hits, including what ended up being the...
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