The Mets will look to win its three-game series against the Seattle Mariners today and will send Seth Lugo to the mound to face James Paxton. The game starts at 4:10 p.m. and will be aired on WPIX.

Yesterday, the Mets lost to the Mariners 3-2. Jacob deGrom pitched for the Mets and struggled early, but calmed down to give the Mets six innings, while allowing only two earned runs (three total), and striking out 10. The offense didn’t help him as they only managed to record eight hits the two runs.

Latest Mets News

DeGrom’s eight-game winning streak was snapped yesterday.

However, deGrom joined elite company in Mets history with his eight 10+ strikeout performance of the season. This put him with David Cone as the only Mets to ever do that in a single season.

Newly acquired reliever, AJ Ramos, did not make it to the Mets in time to be activated yesterday. However, he is expected to be available for today’s game.

Latest NL East News 

Chelsea Janes of the Washington Post reports that Stephen Strasburg threw a bullpen session and it went very well as he works his way back from injury.

Michael Cunningham of The Atlanta Journal Constitution writes that Matt Kemp could be out for a while with a hamstring issue.

Andre C. Fernandez of the Miami Herald says that the AJ Ramos trade is likely just the start of the Marlins sell-off.

Todd Zolecki of MLB.com talks about the Phillies new international signing flexibility after trading away Jeremy Hellickson, Howie Kendrick, and Pat Neshek.

Latest on MMO

John Sheridan writes about the AJ Ramos trade and what it means for next year.

Rob Piersall shares his views on the outlook of the infield for the 2018 season.

Josh Consalvo wrote an MMO Fan Shot on Lucas Duda’s Mets career.

This Day in Mets History

1890: Casey Stengel is born.

1969: Gil Hodges removes Cleon Jones from the game for not hustling. Jones would turn around his season following this bold act taken by Hodges.

2000: Bubba Trammell hits a home run in his first at-bat as a Met.

Birthdays: Todd Haney turns 52, Clint Hurdle turns 60, and Ellis Valentine turns 63.