Monthly Archives: July 2021

The Mets have had an intense 24 hours. They acquired Javier Baez at the trade deadline, found out that deGrom had an injury set back and lost a game to the Reds. Buried in the loss last night where the … Continue reading →

Note: This article was written 4 hours before the trade deadline. Lots of rumors. No action. Here’s hoping if you check in after 4 PM the Mets roster looks a little (or a lot) different! The Mets are coming off … Continue reading →

The Mets and Braves play the rubber game of their five game set in an early, noon game! The Mets just finished ahead of the Braves last night, 2-1, in an exciting game that featured another great start by Tylor … Continue reading →

Last night was a frustrating night for the Mets and makes tonight’s game even more important. Jerad Eickhoff was named the starter a couple of hours before pitching and allowed 10 runs, at that point the game became unreachable for … Continue reading →

The Mets split the double header yesterday with a 2-0 loss in the first game and a 1-0 win in the second game. Runs were at a premium in both games as both offenses struggled to get much going. The … Continue reading →

The Mets have yet another double-header today – a theme of the season for the Mets. Finding starters for the Mets has been difficult as of late – the Mets have 12 players on the injured list right now that … Continue reading →

Pretty good weekend in Mets land. The Mets took the three game series from the Blue Jays, their second consecutive series win (and second consecutive series win against a winning team), the Braves and Phillies split a four game set … Continue reading →

The Mets and Blue Jays face off in a rubber game today with the Mets looking to take their second consecutive series. Yesterday was a tough day for the Mets, they got one rally going in the game where they … Continue reading →

Can the Mets get three wins in a row? The Mets secured their second straight win last night thanks to a great start from Tylor Megill, two homers from Pete Alonso and a 1-2-3 inning through the heart of the … Continue reading →

The Mets return home! The Mets haven’t been home since the All-Star break. Since then they’ve had a lackluster series in Pittsburgh, a series where they battled severe pitching shortages in Cincy and have now extended their division lead to … Continue reading →