Sunday, July 7, 2024 • 1:35 PM PNC Park • Pittsburgh, PA LHP Sean Manaea (5-3, 3.67) vs. RHP Luis Ortiz (4-2, 3.67) SNY The New York Mets snapped their losing streak Saturday, cruising to an uncomplicated 5-2 win over the Pirates, clinching the season series. Today, they will look to clinch at least another series split with the Pirates as it’s a rare four-game set in Pittsburgh that...
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Temperatures are hot but the New York Mets are cooling off. After an incredible June run which saw the Mets go 16-8, New York has faced some challenges as of late. They dropped two to the Washington Nationals and had a very rough start to the Pittsburgh series losing 14-2. One player continued to produce during last week’s games when he played; José Iglesias. This week’s Statistical...
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Being a backup catcher is never an easy task. It can be difficult to find any sort of rhythm, especially offensively. That does not apply to Luis Torrens, who has done incredibly well in that role. His bat has been a pleasant surprise, giving the New York Mets a spark at a point in the season when they needed it most. Torrens’ impact in all areas helped the team earn an important win over...
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Led by Ryan Clifford, the Binghamton Rumble Ponies shut out the Hartford Yard Goats for their third straight win. Clifford has continued his hot summer stretch into July with his two-hit, two-walk performance on Saturday. Between June and July, Clifford has seven doubles, nine home runs, and a 24:26 walk-to-strikeout ratio. TRIPLE-A SYRACUSE METS (53-33) 0, WORCESTER RED SOX (41-45) 4 BOX SCORE...
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Good morning, Mets fans! With Edwin Díaz back from his suspension, the Mets won Game 2 of their series against the Pirates, 5-2. Díaz got the save, while José Buttó, Reed Garrett and Dedniel Núñez all came up big. Evan Mazza recapped the win. They’ll play Game 3 of the four-game set Sunday at 1:35 p.m. ET. Latest Mets News The Mets on Saturday called up right-handed pitcher Eric Orze from...
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Ten games sure felt like a whole season’s worth of baseball for Edwin Díaz and the Mets. The club was sent on a rollercoaster ride to end June and start July, finishing the stretch 5-5, which included losing two games where the Mets were up by five runs. Those five-run leads weren’t entirely the bullpen’s fault. Christian Scott allowed four runs to the Nationals and the Astros...
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