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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There were only two games in the Mets farm system on Wednesday as the Triple-A and Double-A affiliates began to wind down their season. While one team had a tough time finding a hit, the other got contributions from everyone in the lineup. Find out more about those games with our nightly roundup below. Triple-A Worcester Red Sox (74-66) 7, Syracuse Mets (72-67) 0 BOX SCORE LF Drew Gilbert:...
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Good morning, Mets fans! What a win! The Mets looked lifeless for the first eight innings of the rubber game against the Blue Jays on Wednesday afternoon, going into the ninth with no hits. However, Bowden Francis, who was looking to complete his no-hit bid, was rudely greeted by the potential NL MVP Francisco Lindor. Lindor ripped a fastball into the right field bleachers to tie the game at one...
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The New York Mets and Atlanta Braves entered Wednesday tied for the third wild card spot. The Mets pulled off an incredible win on Wednesday when they rallied back from being no-hit through eight innings to winning 6-2 over the Blue Jays. The Mets have a half-game lead over the Braves, pending Atlanta’s result. The Padres enter their Wednesday game with a two-game lead for the first wild...
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For the second time in less than three weeks, Bowden Francis came within three outs of a no-hitter. Francis was on the verge of history on Wednesday in Toronto. Facing a Mets offense that had only scored six runs in its previous three games, he spun his way through eight no-hit innings — just as he did on Aug. 24 against the Angels. But in a cruel twist of fate for Francis, and a massive source...
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