Mets 2024 Season
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Rough. I felt he had the most room between his ytd performance and his ceiling.
Our final 10 games are vs Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Milwaukee. We need to mop up vs Toronto and Washington and finish off the Reds. Lots of ways to look at this but we will likely need 12-8 or better over the final 20 games to bump SD, or outlast Atlanta- a typically strong finisher.
Hopefully Brewers may have locked in their playoff position before the last 3 games and will be resting up their "A" team/pitchers.
Funny to think our season may hinge on a series against Stearns’ former franchise, or, even more Hollywood, they be our playoff opponent
Mets obviously playing great ball but just helped the Reds tie a 1-0 game in the 7th with what was scored a wild pitch putting a runner in scoring position that Torrens tried to backhand instead of blocking with his body. Really good effort by Severino but tied up 1-1 after a flare dropped in for a hit.
So Maton hits the first batter he faces in a 1-1 top of the 9th and then with 2nd and 3rd one out, 1-2 count, just hangs a lollipop slider, down 3-1, law of averages catches up to the Mets.
And the streak is over after an anemic offensive showing. Need to start another one.
Braves come back to win, back to dead even.
And the streak is over after an anemic offensive showing. Need to start another one.
Braves come back to win, back to dead even.
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The 7 games against the Phillies lurking continue to make me feel like we will come up a tad short. But along for the ride regardless and hoping they can sneak in
Ed Kranepool, Mets legend who won 1969 World Series, dead at 79
Ed Kranepool, who jumped from a Bronx high school to the big leagues with the original Mets at the age of 17 and who spent all 18 of his major league seasons in Flushing, died Sunday at the age of …
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Sad news.Ed Kranepool, Mets legend who won 1969 World Series, dead at 79
Ed Kranepool, who jumped from a Bronx high school to the big leagues with the original Mets at the age of 17 and who spent all 18 of his major league seasons in Flushing, died Sunday at the age of …
18 year career and finished at 34.Sad news.Ed Kranepool, Mets legend who won 1969 World Series, dead at 79
Ed Kranepool, who jumped from a Bronx high school to the big leagues with the original Mets at the age of 17 and who spent all 18 of his major league seasons in Flushing, died Sunday at the age of …
And the Mets bullpen just reverts to form, gifting again, with two hits batsmen in the 7th to start a rally and force in the tying run.
And of course the offense with one single through 7. Down 2-1.
But, the Mets retake the lead on their own rally, a walk, a swinging bunt, a walk and two wild pitches. Rally killer Alonso ended the inning by striking out swinging at 3 pitches out of the strike zone. Back to the bullpen, bottom 8, up 3-2.
And of course the offense with one single through 7. Down 2-1.
But, the Mets retake the lead on their own rally, a walk, a swinging bunt, a walk and two wild pitches. Rally killer Alonso ended the inning by striking out swinging at 3 pitches out of the strike zone. Back to the bullpen, bottom 8, up 3-2.
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Gotta be one of the uglier wins of the season, essentially winning off of two wild pitches.
The offense is a clear problem right now, it becomes so apparent when Lindor cools off, as he has this past week.
But hey, every win we can grind out here gets us one step closer
The offense is a clear problem right now, it becomes so apparent when Lindor cools off, as he has this past week.
But hey, every win we can grind out here gets us one step closer
Is right!! This game really got to me but you never ask how, especially at this time of the year. Not a Megill fan, but he done himself proud tonight for sure.
You don’t get asked to do a lot of eulogies I’m guessing?
Captain positive!
That’s the craziest way I’ve ever seen someone describe a come from behind victory
