New York Mets 2025 Season

The Mets have had a need for another lefty out of the pen for what feels like years. Raley and now Gregory Soto gives them options. Is Soto the “right” lefty is the question? He’s been great against lefty bats but the three batter minimum rule may expose him a little.

The price is right to see what they can get out of him. It’s a decent start to the deadline but they still need to be aggressive in the bullpen. The pen still includes names like Rico Garcia and Jose Castillo. Good news is that Will Sammon of the Athletic says Mets will remain heavily in bullpen market.
 
sjc88 said:
Gary Cohen mentioned that his .OPS went over .800 for the first time this season. He started slowly but he’s been very good for a long stretch.
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When Nimmo is going really well he uses the entire field, routinely slashing line drives down the line in left or through the hole on the left side of the infield. At the same time he will jump on pitches that he can pull and crushes them. McNeil does the same with less power. It's one of those intricacies in baseball that a hitter's swing goes bad to good and back. But those two guys are at their best when they go with the pitch.
 
Diaz barely holds the lead in ninth as Giants hit 3 rockets off of him one just missing a home run high off the wall that wound up a double. Last out was a shot that was a leaping catch by the first basemen Pete Alonzo.
 
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bamafan said:
Diaz barely holds the lead in ninth as Giants hit 3 rockets off of him one just missing a home run high off the wall that wound up a double. Last out was a shot that was a leaping catch by the first basemen.
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The Edwin Diaz experience is an adventure. Always.

Mets beat the two best pitchers Webb and Ray on consecutive nights. Good stuff.
 
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