Tag: Mark Vientos

Minors Weekly Report: Syracuse Receives Pair of Dominant Pitching Efforts

The Syracuse Mets had two dominant pitching efforts this past week. One was a combined no-hitter with the help of six pitchers, while the other was a near no-hitter in a dominant start from Jonah Tong. The Mets have been strong in the second half, particularly because of their pitching, and are fighting for a spot in the postseason. Find the latest stats and news across the Mets minor leagues in...

Morning Briefing: Rehabbing Vientos Rips Three Homers

Good morning, Mets fans! Happy 21st birthday to my daughter Veronica! Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto hit back-to-back homers in the first inning, but the Mets scored just one run on three hits the rest of the way and fell 6-3 to the Astros on Sunday in front of 25,227 at Citi Field. The Mets (61-76) have lost the rubber game in three consecutive series. Zac Thornton allowed two runs on six hits...

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets’ Bats Struggle In Brewers Series Loss

The New York Mets were undone by a lack of offense in their series against the Brewers. Over the course of the three-game set, the Mets scored just five runs. In all, they were outscored 19-5 by Milwaukee. Furthermore, there was also some bad pitching with the Brewers mainly beating up on their hosts. Wins and losses don’t matter, of course, but we are starting to see the Mets come back to...

Mets Minors Recap: Wenninger Hurls Five No-Hit Innings

It’s been an up-and-down year for Jack Wenninger, the 24-year-old who MMO’s Mike Mayer ranked the organization’s No. 8 prospect in an update last week. On Friday night, he was at his best. The right-hander threw five innings of scoreless, no-hit ball and struck out six in Triple-A Syracuse’s 4-3 victory over Worcester. He allowed two walks and hit a batter. Triple-A...

2026 First Half Report Card: Infielders & Catchers

There was a Sports Illustrated cover in 1999 that pictured John Olerud, Edgardo Alfonzo, Rey Ordóñez and Robin Ventura along with the headline “The Best Infield Ever?” Bold prediction: the 2026 infield will not find its way onto a magazine cover. Let’s look at grades for the infielders and catchers so far. Mark Vientos, Grade: D- The player who hit 27 homers in 2024 and added...

3 Up, 3 Down: Offense Powers Mets’ Series Win Against Royals

We saw some progress with the New York Mets this week. Namely, we saw a lot of improvement from the offense. To be more precise, the Mets got consistent production from the lineup throughout the entire three-game series. And we haven’t been able to say that all too often this year. Were it not for a bullpen implosion, then the Mets might have secured a first series sweep since the end of...

Mistakes and Lack of Clutch Hitting Doom Mets Against Braves

It may be Independence Day around the United States for the country’s 25oth birthday, but for the New York Mets, it was Groundhog Day again. In a 14-3 loss to the Atlanta Braves, the team’s 12th in their last 14 games and their third in a row, the Mets committed another bad defensive mistake and showed a continued lack of situational hitting—more of the same since the middle of last...

Offense, McLean Salvage Series Finale in Cincy

After the New York Mets offense struggled to score runs in the first two games of their series with the Cincinnati Reds, the offense used two-out hitting in the third inning as part of a nine-run, 15 hit game in a 9-1 win to prevent a sweep. Pitching-wise, the Mets didn’t get much out of Tobias Myers and Kodai Senga in the first two games, but Nolan McLean had his best outing in a bit with...

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Take Down First Place Braves

Let’s just say the New York Mets rose to the challenge this weekend. Facing the best team in baseball, the Mets took two out of three from the first-place Braves. It was a weekend full of mostly positives. It was just a shame the homestand started so poorly, given what this team went on to accomplish against Atlanta. However, we saw plenty of signs of hope over the weekend as we enter the...

Mets Offense Held to One Run in Loss to Braves

For the fourth time in their last seven games, the New York Mets scored two runs or fewer as they lost to the Atlanta Braves 3-1 on Saturday afternoon. It’s the 17th time this season they’ve scored one run. Against Martín Pérez and Atlanta’s bullpen, the Mets offense mustered up just six hits, and the lone run was an RBI single from Mark Vientos, who broke an 0-for-17 stretch....

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Finish Road Trip Strong In San Diego

Is hope in the air for the New York Mets now? There were a lot of positives on display as the Mets took two out of three from the Padres. And, in winning the series in San Diego, New York finished their final West Coast road trip with a 3-3 record. The Mets have also won seven of their last 10 games. Furthermore, they are 19-15 since May 1. That’s obviously a big improvement and a sign...

3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Salvage One in Seattle

The road woes continued for the Mets as they dropped two of three in Seattle. New York (27-35) is 12-20 away from Citi Field and hasn’t won a road series since taking two of three in Colorado about a month ago. The Mets won the finale to give them good vibes before a day off Thursday. And up next on the road trip is the slumping Padres, who have lost four in a row, eight of 10, and are in...

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