Good morning Mets fans!
The New York Metropolitans wrapped up their celebratory weekend of the 1969 World Series Champions with a thrilling come from behind victory thanks to the bats of 2019 All-Stars, Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso. The eighth inning heroics helped the team salvaged the final game against Atlanta by a score of 8-5.
The team will take a day off today before welcoming in the New York Yankees for a two-game set to wrap up the 2019 Subway Series.
Latest Mets News
ICYMI: Jacob deGrom, Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil will all be representing the Mets in the 2019 All-Star game. Alonso will also be a participant in the home run derby.
Jeurys Familia has been sent to Triple-A Syracuse to continue his rehab assignment in lieu of activating him at this point.
Justin Wilson appeared in an inning for the Brooklyn Cyclones on Sunday where he struck out two and stranded a pair of baserunners as he continues his rehab.
Mets 2019 draftee, Jake Mangum has also joined the Cyclones as he begins his professional baseball career.
Latest MLB News
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will participate in the 2019 home run derby, representing the Toronto Blue Jays.
Baseball America breaks down every prospect in the upcoming futures game.
Latest NL East News
Sam Fortier of the Washington Post wonders if Fernando Rodney could be the missing piece for the Nationals bullpen.
Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer analyzes Bryce Harper‘s first half-season with the Phillies amidst a 13-year deal.
Ronald Acuna Jr. will participate in the home run derby, representing the Atlanta Braves.
Jordan McPherson of the Miami Herald looks at the season Brian Anderson has put up for the Marlins as the team readies for the All-Star break.
Latest on MMO
Rob Piersall takes a look at four Metropolitans who could be traded before this season’s deadline.
Rob Friedland released his current “Mets Matters,” over the weekend.
This Day in Mets History
On this day in 2003, the Mets put an end to the Roberto Alomar era by shipping him out to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for Edwin Almonte, Royce Ring and Andrew Salvo.
Birthdays: Chris Flexen (25) and Craig Anderson (81).
