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Mets News and Morning Links 5/31/2022

 



Good Morning.  Happy Birthday Dwight Bernard and Joe Orsulak. Mets beat Nationals 13-5, Binghamton - only Mets minor league team in action on Memorial Day and they win big - 13-2, and a number of Minor League roster moves reported.

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Box Score: Mets 13 Nationals 5;


From the Post Game Notes: 

Mets: Have won four games in a row for the first time this season...Improved
to 6-2 against Washington and 17-8 at Citi Field...Have won six straight home
games...Are 13-3 in series openers and 29-32 all-time on Memorial Day.
  • Scored a season-high-tying 13 runs (also scored 13 in David Peterson's
  • last start, May 23 at San Francisco).
  • With one game remaining this month, the team has set a club record for
  • runs scored in May (158)...The 2017 Mets (153 runs) held the old mark.
  • Scored 10+ runs for the sixth time this year (tied for most in MLB)...Put up
  • multiple runs in each of the first four frames tonight.
  • New York had two players with four or more RBI in the same game for the
  • first time since June 9, 2021 at Baltimore (Billy McKinney and Kevin Pillar).

Francisco Lindor (3-5, 2 RBI, SB): Has driven in a run in eight consecutive games, the longest streak in MLB this season and tied for the fifth-longest ever by a Met...He has 17 RBI in that span.

  • The last Mets with an eight-game RBI streak were Carlos Beltran and Carlos Delgado, who had concurrent eight-game streaks in June 2006.
  • He and Pete Alonso both have 26+ RBI this month...It's the third time the Mets have had multiple players with 26 or more RBI in the same month (also, August 2006 - Delgado & Jose Reyes, 26 each, and August 1999 - Mike Piazza, 33, and Edgardo Alfonzo, 26). 
  • He and Alonso have both reached 40 RBI this season...This is the second time the Mets have had two players with 40+ RBI before June 1 (also, John Olerud & Todd Hundley in 1997)...The 1997 team played 53 games before June 1 and this duo of Mets reached the mark in the team's 50th game.

Nick Plummer (3-4, 2B, HR, 4 RBI, 2 R): Hit a three-run homer in the fourth inning, making him the only Met ever to go deep in his first two career starts...Thanks to Elias.

  • Drove a game-tying double in the second inning...Each of his first two career hits tied the game.
  • Drove in four runs in his second career start...Elias says he is one of only two Mets to record a four-RBI game within his first two career starts, joining Steven Matz (his first start in 2015).

Starling Marte (3-4, HR, 4 RBI, 2 R, BB): Drove in a season-high four runs...Smashed a two-run shot in the second and hit a two-run single in the third.

  • Slashing .347/.367/.558 this month.
  • Was his fifth three-hit game of the year, tied with Pete Alonso for the team lead.

Luis Guillorme (2-4, RBI, 3 R, BB): Put the Mets ahead with an RBI single in the second...Has multiple hits in six of his last seven starts.

  • Hitting .426 (29-68) since April 19.



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Game Recap and Highlights: Binghamton' Memorial Day Mashing - 13-2 over AA Yankees; Box Score;


Lots of Mets Minor League Transactions announced in the last 24 hours in the Twitter-verse.  As the official rosters are anounced today, we will update you.  Also, these will be updated at these links: Syracuse Roster; Binghamton Roster; Brooklyn Roster; St. Lucie Roster.

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New York Mets traded Tim Teufel to the San Diego Padres for Garry Templeton on May 31, 1991.

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1964

In the nightcap of a doubleheader at Shea Stadium, Gaylord Perry pitches ten extra-inning frames in relief, getting the victory when the Giants beat the Mets in the longest game ever played in baseball history, 8-6. The future Hall of Famer reportedly threw his first spitball in a major league game during the seven-hour and 23 minute, 23-inning marathon.

1964

The Mets execute an unusual 6-6-3 triple play in the 14th frame of a 23-inning 8-6 loss to the Giants when shortstop Roy McMillan snares Orlando Cepeda's line drive, tags second base to double off Jesus Alou, and then throws to first, catching Willie Mays off base for the third out. The play is the team's second triple-killing in the franchise's brief history, having pulled one off against Los Angeles in 1962, the team's inaugural season.

 

1991

The Mets and Padres swap middle infielders, with second baseman Tim Teufel going to San Diego in exchange for shortstop Garry Templeton, who will retire at the end of the season. The Friars' new keystone sacker will hit .232 for during his two-plus seasons with the club.

2001

The Padres rout the Mets 18-6, setting a new scoring record for Petco Park. The team's total of tallies is one better than the previous mark set in the 17-2 victory over Atlanta in the home opener played in April.

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1964: At Shea Stadium, the New York Mets and the San Francisco Giants play the longest doubleheader in major league history - 9 hours, 52 minutes - with the help of a 23-inning game in the nightcap that is won by the visiting Giants, 8 - 6, on run-scoring hits by Del Crandall and Felipe Alou against Galen Cisco. The game takes 7:23 to play. In the opener, Juan Marichal pitches a complete game and Orlando Cepeda goes 3 for 4 with two runs and one RBI for a Giants 5 - 3 victory.

2013 - Jacob Turner beats the Mets, 5 - 1, in his season debut to end the Marlins' 9-game losing streak. Shaun Marcum falls to 0-6.

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