Good morning, Mets fans, and happy St. Patrick’s Day! The Mets defeated the Astros on Saturday night at CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches 6-1. Half of the squad returns to Palm Beach Sunday to play the Washington Nationals at 1:05 p.m. ET while the other half will take on the Miami Marlins at home at Clover Park at 1:10 p.m. Tylor Megill (1-2, 1.50 ERA, 15 SO) will take the mound in West Palm Beach...
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With about two weeks left before Opening Day, the New York Mets took on the Houston Astros on Saturday at West Palm Beach. Michael Tonkin got the start on this day. So far in Spring Training, Tonkin had thrown 3 1/3 innings in three games. He hasn’t allowed a run, struck out three, and given up only two hits in these three games. Tonkin would be up against the likes of José Altuve and Kyle...
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Saturday, March 16, 2024 • 6:05 PM CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches • West Palm Beach, FL RHP Michael Tonkin (0-0, 0.00) vs. RHP J.P. France (0-0, -.–) WCBS 880 The Mets had two games yesterday! First, the Mets prospects beat the Nationals prospects in both franchises’ first-ever Spring Breakout Game. The veteran Mets then dropped the nightcap to the Nationals 7-3. Adrian Houser and...
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If there is one thing about the New York Mets set in 2024, it is their outfield. It isn’t disputed who their starting three are and that they will be in the lineup every day. What did happen was that one of their starting outfielders will play a new position. Brandon Nimmo, one of the team’s cornerstones, will now move to left field. The reason? The signing of Harrison Bader. Despite...
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The inaugural Spring Breakout event was a huge hit with fans and players alike on Friday at Clover Park. The Mets won the game 4-2 behind high-octane pitching and run-scoring hits from two players acquired at the trade deadline last year. Dom Hamel got the start on the mound for the Mets, and he showed off an exciting repertoire of pitches. He allowed one run in two innings and struck out two....
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The Mets got both sparkling and disastrous performances from their pitchers in Friday night’s game against the Nationals. On the positive end, Brooks Raley, Jórge Lopez, Junior Santos, and Phil Beckford gave up no run and just a combined two hits in the Mets’ 7-3 loss to the Nationals. Raley struck out six, Santos struck out one, and Phil Bickford fanned two to keep the Mets competitive....
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