Monthly Archives: August 2021

The Mets and Nationals play a 7-inning night cap tonight after finishing up yesterday’s game in full. The Mets are no stranger to double headers, already playing over a dozen of them this year. They also have the exact same … Continue reading →

The Mets and Nationals started a game last night despite the wall of thunderstorms moving across the state of New Jersey. Generally, storms like last night weaken as they travel across the state, but that did not happen last night … Continue reading →

The Mets need a win. Full stop. The Mets were decimated by Zack Wheeler over the weekend who cut through the team like they’ve been in a multiple week slump (which is true). Javier Báez also injured his hip in … Continue reading →

The Mets try to avoid the sweep today in Philadelphia. On Friday the Mets lost the division lead, yesterday, the offense couldn’t get anything going until the 9th inning, scored 3 runs but couldn’t overcome the 5-0 hole they started … Continue reading →

For the first time in about 90 days the Mets wake up not in first place. The Mets lost 4-2 to the Phillies last night and now the Phillies have a half game lead in the east. The offense was … Continue reading →

This has been a rough week for the Mets, and yesterday it got a whole lot worse. The Mets lost to the Marlins, unable to capitalize on situations throughout the game (same as several other games this week) and the … Continue reading →

The Mets stopped the slide! Because of a Javier Baez slide! The Mets found their way back to the win column last night with a 5-3 lead over the Marlins and they look to repeat their success in an early … Continue reading →

The Mets slide continued last night after a 5-4 loss to the Marlins. Taijuan Walker, similar to his last start, had periods where he looked like the same pitcher before the All-Star game and periods where he struggled to keep … Continue reading →

The Mets will turn to Taijuan Walker to turn the ship around tonight in Miami. Last night was another rough game for the Mets as they lost to the Marlins 6-3 in a very winnable game. Megill had a rough … Continue reading →

Yesterday was an ugly day for the Mets. Stroman started off strong but towards the end of his outing things started to unravel. Then the bullpen further fell apart all while the offense stayed ice cold. The Mets ended up … Continue reading →