Tag: Citi Field

Citi Field Reaches Revenue Record in Juan Soto’s First Mets Season

The Mets have already seen a massive return on investment with Juan Soto’s 15-year, $765 million contract that he signed with the club in December 2024. Not only did Soto slash .263/.396/.525 last year with a career-high 43 home runs and 38 stolen bases, which was tied for the National League lead, but the organization itself had a historic season in terms of their revenue at Citi Field....

Statistical Spotlight: Analyzing David Peterson’s Ground-Ball Rate

David Peterson went 9-6 with a 4.22 ERA across 168 2/3 innings in 2025. He struck out 150 batters holding a 20.7% K rate. His pitch repertoire consisted of a sinker, which he threw 29% of the time, a fastball at 23%, a slider at 19%, a changeup at 15%, and a curveball at 14%. Peterson pitched well from March through July, positing a remarkable 1.05 ERA in July, 2.30 ERA in May, and a solid 3.06...

Mets Post Record $308 Million Total Revenue in 2025

The Mets posted a new financial high in 2025. The organization recorded a $308 million total revenue and $195 million net income last season, according to their latest unaudited statement from Queens Ballpark Company LLC. The statement covered a nine-month period from the beginning of the season to September 30, 2025, and was obtained by the Sports Business Journal. The financial figures from...

The Top 10 Mets World Series Moments

The history of the Mets in the Fall Classic involves some of the most memorable events ever to occur on baseball’s greatest stage. There’s the culmination of a miraculous season and a miraculous comeback that led to a second title, but their three other appearances have also produced milestones that remain special to the franchise. 10. Marathon in Oakland Game 2 of the 1973 World...

Field Narrowing With Metropolitan Park Vote on Tuesday

Updated Post: September 29, 2025 at 8:30 PM Another day, another step forward for Steve Cohen’s Metropolitan Park. Per Celia Bernhardt of City & State New York, The Coney, a Coney Island casino proposal was voted against 4-2. However, in the Bronx, Bally’s cleared a major hurdle for a casino on the grounds of the former Trump golf course in the Yankees borough. Carl Campanile of the NY...

Mets Drop Series To Marlins As Senga Struggles Again

The New York Mets wrapped up a rough series at Citi Field on Sunday with a 5-1 loss to the Miami Marlins, dropping three of four and watching their Wild Card cushion shrink to just four games over the Cincinnati Reds. The starting pitching once again faltered and New York was unable to recover from another early deficit. Kodai Senga’s struggles since coming back from injury showed up again as he...

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Sink To New Low Against Cleveland

It is officially time to hit the panic button. The New York Mets are in crisis mode after being swept by the Guardians at Citi Field. The offense looks completely lost. This team doesn’t look like a World Series contender right now. Not even close. Furthermore, the Mets have now lost four straight, eight of nine, and each of their last three series. We’re now in August, and this team...

3 Up, 3 Down: Resurgent Bats Powers Mets’ Sweep Of Angels

Redemption was the backdrop for the New York Mets’ series sweep over the Angels. New York took all three games against Anaheim at Citi Field thanks to some resurgent bats. Key players breaking out of slumps was the common trend throughout this series. Some clutch pitching also helped as the Mets moved back to the top of the NL East thanks to a four-game winning streak. A six-game road trip...

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Labor Against Reds

Jersey retirements aside, this was not a weekend to remember for the New York Mets. After honoring former captain David Wright by retiring his iconic No. 5 jersey, the Mets dropped two out of three to the Reds at Citi Field. Granted, New York did win the series finale on Sunday to avoid the sweep. However, this weekend was hardly an ideal way in which to start the second half of the season. To...

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets’ Stars Power Rockies Sweep

This weekend was just what the doctor ordered for the New York Mets. As it turned out, facing one of the worst teams in baseball proved to be the perfect tonic, especially for the top of the lineup. Juan Soto, Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso all went off in a tantalizing sign of what might be to come. There were also some stellar pitching performances as the Mets swept the Rockies at Citi...

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Fail To Sweep White Sox

The New York Mets couldn’t go for the kill against the White Sox. Having carved out a four-game winning streak, including taking the first two from Chicago, the Mets dropped the series finale at Citi Field. It wasn’t a straightforward series win by any means, and clinching the sweep would have been ideal. But, still, the Mets did what they had to do and are now 12 games over .500. To...

Mets Pull Out Gritty Walk-Off Win Over White Sox

The Mets (33-21) still aren’t right offensively, and they haven’t been for a while, but they’ve been recording some gritty wins lately, which is what good teams do. After being shut down for the first seven innings of Monday’s game against old friend Adrian Houser and the White Sox (17-37), the Mets rallied late and secured a tough 2-1 walk-off win. The Mets’...

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