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toakatdot · 2 months ago
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Jeff McNeil's Center Field Experiment: A Defensive Metrics Deep Dive
As Jeff McNeil embarks on his rehab assignment with Single-A St. Lucie, the New York Mets are exploring an intriguing defensive shift: positioning the versatile infielder in center field. While McNeil has primarily excelled at second base and left field, this move prompts a closer examination of how his defensive capabilities align with the demands of center field, especially when measured…
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Mets Lose José Siri to Fractured Tibia in Scary Foul Ball Incident
​In a significant setback for the New York Mets, center fielder José Siri has been diagnosed with a fractured left tibia following an incident during Saturday’s game against the Oakland Athletics. Initially believed to be a shin contusion, further imaging revealed the fracture, necessitating a stint on the injured list and an extended period of rehabilitation. ​ Siri sustained the injury in the…
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#MetsCrushMonday: Jett Williams
Jett Williams, the New York Mets’ top position-player prospect, continues to impress with his exceptional on-base skills, speed, and defensive versatility. Despite standing at just 5-foot-6, the 21-year-old shortstop and center fielder has showcased a skill set that belies his stature.​ Rising Through the Ranks Drafted 14th overall in the 2022 MLB Draft out of Rockwall-Heath High School in…
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Mets Unleash Late Surge to Blank A’s, 8–0, Behind Senga’s Gem and Ninth-Inning Barrage
SACRAMENTO, CA — Kodai Senga carved up the A’s for seven shutout innings, the offense piled on five runs in a wild ninth, and the Mets rolled to an 8–0 win at Sutter Health Park on Thursday afternoon. What looked like a tense pitchers’ duel through six turned into a rout after the Mets’ bats finally broke things open, capped by a relentless ninth inning that featured three extra-base hits and a…
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Mets' Late Rally Falls Short in 3–1 Loss to Athletics
The Mets couldn’t cash in on early opportunities and were ultimately edged by the Athletics, 3–1, on Thursday afternoon at Sutter Health Park. Despite Brandon Nimmo’s solo homer and a solid outing from starter David Peterson, the Mets’ bats were mostly quiet, and a few defensive miscues helped the A’s eke out just enough offense. Missed Chances Early New York had chances to get on the board in…
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Alonso, Nimmo Lead the Charge as Mets Outslug A’s in Wild 7–6 Victory
Sutter Health Park — April 10, 2025 The New York Mets held off a furious late rally to edge the Oakland Athletics 7–6 on a night that featured power hitting, defensive gems, and late-inning drama. Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo provided the offensive spark, and Edwin Díaz shut the door just in time to secure the win. First Inning: Pitchers Come Out Firing Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto both…
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Pete Alonso Powers Mets Past Blue Jays on Home Opener, 5–0
The Mets kicked off their 2025 home schedule with a bang at Citi Field on Tuesday afternoon, shutting out the Toronto Blue Jays 5–0 in a crisp, complete team effort. Pete Alonso delivered the big blow early with a two-run homer in the first, and the pitching staff did the rest, silencing Toronto’s bats through nine scoreless innings. Early Offense Sets the Tone After Tylor Megill retired the…
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Alex Cohen Proud of Mets' Expanded Family Area at Citi Field
​In a recent interview with SNY’s Steve Gelbs, Alex Cohen, co-owner of the New York Mets, expressed her pride in the newly expanded family area at Citi Field. This initiative underscores the organization’s commitment to creating a welcoming environment for players’ families. ​ The enhanced family space aims to provide a comfortable and accommodating setting for the loved ones of Mets players,…
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Mark Vientos on first Mets home opener, Brandon Nimmo on championship expectations (VIDEO)
​In a recent video shared by the New York Mets, third baseman Mark Vientos and outfielder Brandon Nimmo expressed their enthusiasm and anticipation for the team’s upcoming home opener at Citi Field. ​ For Vientos, this event holds special significance as it marks his first home opener with the Mets. He conveyed his excitement about experiencing the energy and support of the home crowd,…
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toakatdot · 2 months ago
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The Orange and Blue Are the Fabric of the City (VIDEO)
As the New York Mets prepare for their first home game of the 2025 season, the team has released an inspiring video titled “The Orange and Blue Are the Fabric of the City.” This stirring production highlights the deep-rooted connection between the Mets and the vibrant community of New York City.​ The video opens with panoramic shots of the city’s iconic skyline, seamlessly transitioning to…
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My Girl, Our Guy: Mets Fans Serenade Lindor in Citi Field Tradition (VIDEO)
​ Alexa, play My Girl 🎶Francisco Lindor gets a hustle double on the first pitch! pic.twitter.com/fj251uECxy— SNY (@SNYtv) April 4, 2025 In a heartwarming display of unity and affection, New York Mets fans at Citi Field have embraced shortstop Francisco Lindor’s choice of walk-up song, “My Girl” by The Temptations, turning it into a beloved singalong tradition. This phenomenon reached its…
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Pete Alonso Hits Home Run in First AB at Citi Field (VIDEO)
In the New York Mets’ 2025 home opener against the Toronto Blue Jays at Citi Field, first baseman Pete Alonso made an immediate impact by launching a two-run home run in his first at-bat. Facing Blue Jays’ ace Kevin Gausman with a 1-2 count, Alonso drove a fastball over the right-field wall, energizing the home crowd. ​ This home run marked Alonso’s third of the season. He had previously hit a…
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Juan Soto and 2025 New York Mets Introductions at Citi Field (VIDEO)
On April 4, 2025, Citi Field buzzed with excitement as Juan Soto made his much-anticipated home debut for the New York Mets in their season opener against the Toronto Blue Jays. The 26-year-old outfielder, who inked a record-breaking 15-year, $765 million contract during the offseason, received a thunderous ovation from the Mets faithful during the pregame lineup introductions. ​ Soto’s arrival…
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Keith Hernandez' Hot Mic Critique Highlights Mets' Offensive Struggles (VIDEO)
During the April 2nd broadcast of the New York Mets’ game against the Miami Marlins, SNY analyst and former Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez was inadvertently caught on a hot mic expressing frustration over the teams’ lackluster offensive performances. As the telecast returned from a commercial break in extra innings, Hernandez was heard remarking, “piss-poor hitting.” ​ This candid comment…
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Pete Alonso and Clay Holmes on Mets' Thrilling Extra Innings Victory
Pete Alonso and Clay Holmes Reflect on Mets’ Thrilling Extra-Inning Victory Following the New York Mets’ dramatic 6-5 extra-inning win over the Miami Marlins, key players Pete Alonso and Clay Holmes shared their insights on the game’s pivotal moments. Pete Alonso on His Game-Tying Home Run In the eighth inning, with the Mets trailing 4-1, Pete Alonso delivered a crucial three-run homer that…
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Mets Outlast Marlins in Extra-Inning Thriller, Win 6-5 (VIDEO)
The Mets battled through a tense back-and-forth game against the Marlins at loanDepot park, eventually emerging victorious in 11 innings by a score of 6-5. Pete Alonso played the hero with a game-tying home run in the eighth and later scored the go-ahead run in the 11th to seal the win. Early Action The Mets wasted no time getting on the board, striking in the first inning when Alonso ripped an…
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Mets Face Pitching Challenges Amid Manaea's Setback (VIDEO)
Sean Manaea’s Setback Delays Return to Mets’ Rotation The New York Mets have encountered a significant challenge early in the 2025 season, as left-handed pitcher Sean Manaea has experienced a setback in his recovery from a right oblique strain. Manager Carlos Mendoza announced that Manaea received a platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection and will be sidelined from throwing for at least two weeks.…
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