Tag: Jon Gray

Morning Briefing: Scherzer Departs With Back Tightness, Rangers Take Series Lead

Good morning, Mets fans! And happy Halloween! Max Scherzer left his start in Game 3 of the World Series after just three innings due to back tightness. Scherzer attempted to warm up on the mound but motioned for the training staff after a few tosses. Jon Gray, Texas’ scheduled Game 4 starter, entered in Scherzer’s place. Scherzer wasn’t the only Ranger who left with an injury –...

Series Preview: Mets Continue Homestand Against Rangers

After losing two out of three games against the Los Angeles Angels, the New York Mets (60-71) are preparing to go up against the Texas Rangers (73-57) at Citi Field for three games. Despite winning in walk-off fashion on Sunday, the Mets had trouble producing on the offensive side over the weekend. Scoring only seven runs among the three games made it difficult for the Mets to string together...

MMO Game Thread: Rangers vs. Mets, 1:40 P.M.

Sunday, May 12, 2022 • 3:40 P.M. Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Jon Gray (4-3, 3.89 ERA) vs. RHP Carlos Carrasco (8-4, 4.85 ERA) SNY • WCBS 880 AM Yesterday was a slug fest at Citi Field. The starting pitcher for the Rangers, Martín Pérez, gave up two home runs, doubling the total amount he allowed for the season. The Mets gave up four homers, leading to the Rangers scoring seven runs, an amount...

Jon Gray Agrees To Four-Year Contract with Texas Rangers

The Texas Rangers and RHP Jon Gray have agreed to a four-year, $56 million contract according to multiple reports. Hearing Rangers closing in on final details to complete agreement with Jon Gray. Would be their 3rd addition of the day. — Evan Grant (@Evan_P_Grant) November 29, 2021 ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported the terms of the contract. (The venerable MLB Trade Rumors predicted this...

Mets Turn Focus to Starting Pitching After Busy Friday

The New York Mets went out and made three solid moves to improve the overall outlook of this team on Friday night. First came the versatility in Eduardo Escobar and Mark Canha, then came the big splash in outfielder Starling Marte. Overall, the Mets spent a total of $124.5 million on all three deals. Even after these contracts, the Mets are certainly nowhere close to done wheeling and dealing...

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