Monthly Archives: July 2023

The Mets go for the sweep this afternoon against the White Sox! The Mets have now won three games in a row. A win today would erase their four game slide that happened after their six game winning streak. Currently … Continue reading →

Just like that the Mets look to win their third game in a row this evening as they take on the White Sox in game two of their series. Last night the Mets were on the right side of a … Continue reading →

No bats? No problem. The Mets bats haven’t returned yet from the All-Star break but Sunday evening the Mets pitching did. Max Schezer tossed a gem and the Mets bullpen (mostly) held it together as the Mets were able to … Continue reading →

The Mets got an amazing start from Kodai Senga last night and did nothing with it. Senga allowed only one run on a solo homer over six innings while striking out nine. The bullpen behind him self-destructed and the offense … Continue reading →

The good news was the Mets kept the Dodgers hitless through the first four innings yesterday. Then everything fell off the rails. The Dodgers would score three runs off Verlander in the fifth inning and would eventually beat the Mets … Continue reading →

The Mets return to Queens tonight to kick off the second half of the season. Right now the Mets are six games under .500 after dropping the last two against the Padres. They are 18.5 games back in the division … Continue reading →

The Mets have a critical rubber game this afternoon against the San Diego Padres. On Friday night the Mets won a back-and-forth, extra-inning affair. Yesterday the Padres were able to score three runs early and the Mets could only muster … Continue reading →

The Mets look to do a few different things tonight: Win their seventh game in a row. Match their win total for the entire month of June. Win their third consecutive series of the season. The Mets and Padres played … Continue reading →

The Mets have won five games in a row as they roll into San Diego for a pivotal series before All-Star break. The Mets were 10 games below .500 and 10 games back in the Wild Card race when this … Continue reading →

The Mets hot start to July continued last night! Kodai Senga gave the Mets eight fantastic innings. With two outs in the top of the ninth Álvarez tied the game with a clutch solo shot. Canha would then drive in … Continue reading →