Good Morning. Happy Birthday Trey Cobb and Hunter Parsons. Lots of trade talk regarding Luis Castillo with the Mets as a possible landing spot, Syracuse comes up short in comeback, Binghamton wins in Walk-off, Brooklyn wins, St. Lucie falls.
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Jon Heyman NY Post: "...Mets are among a few teams showing early interest in Reds starting pitcher Luis Castillo. They’d presumably have interest in other starters, as well, including his teammate Tyler Mahle, who they talked about in winter, and A’s star Frankie Montas, who they’ve scouted, too."
SNY.TV: Mets showing intrest in trading fro Luis Castillo. "Castillo’s name has floating around the rumor mill for several seasons now, but his years of control combined with the Reds’ consistently being a postseason contender made trades never come to fruition."
Mike Vaccaro NY Post: Andres Gimenez’s emergence puts greater microscope on Mets’ Francisco Lindor deal. "He is 23 years old, which almost makes him grizzled on the youngest team in MLB. He was hitting .302 heading into Thursday’s game with the Twins. His OPS was .834, his OPS+ a stout 137....Gimenez used to be a Met, and a well-thought-of Met, before he was used as a chip in the trade that brought Francisco Lindor to New York. And Lindor, through Thursday’s off-day is hitting .243, with an OPS of .731, and an OPS+ of 108. He is also earning $34.1 million this year. Giminez is making $706,600."
Jake's return and subsequent performance will have a big impact on the present and future of the Mets.
— SNY Mets (@SNY_Mets) June 23, 2022
"Steve Cohen has spent enough money to make this an all-in season, and team brass sees no point in leaving the job halfway done." https://t.co/RtWQ0yYTVY pic.twitter.com/AelxLyrmot
How will Jacob deGrom's health impact the Mets' trade deadline plans?@martinonyc discusses it with @sal_licata on Baseball Night in New Yorkhttps://t.co/2kaf1SjCRm
— SNY (@SNYtv) June 23, 2022
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Max Scherzer and Carlos Carrasco were among the Mets to visit the University of Miami's baseball team on campus today
— SNY Mets (@SNY_Mets) June 23, 2022
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The Mets made a roster move: Seth Lugo is back from the paternity list, as expected, and Yoan Lopez is sent down to Triple-A Syracuse.
— Tim Healey (@timbhealey) June 23, 2022
James McCann is expected in Miami tomorrow (he may have already arrived), presumably to be activated from the IL.
— Mike Puma (@NYPost_Mets) June 24, 2022
Mets.com:
- The reason behind Mets' outfield transformation
- Each team's best pick from 2017 Draft - David Peterson is the Mets' pick.
Metsmerized:
Metsmerized:
Faith and Fear in Flushing:
Faith and Fear in Flushing:
Mack's Mets:
Mack's Mets:
MIA: Sandy Alcantara (#22, 26, RHP, 7-2, 1.72)
NYM: Taijuan Walker (#99, 29, RHP, 5-2, 2.88)
213 Miles From Shea:
SNY.TV: 5 things to watch when Mets and Marlins play three-game series in Miami. The possible return of Max Scherzer and the health of Jeff McNeil are among the things to watch.
Syracuse:
- Game Recap and Highlights: Syracuse comes close but loses 10-9;
- Box Score: Rochester Red Wings 10 Syracuse Mets 9; Mark Vientos 1B 2 for 3, 2 runs scored, 2 walks; Nick Dini C 2 for 5, Grand Slam HR, 5 RBIs, 1 K; Quinn Brodey RF, 2 for 5, Double, Triple, 3 RBIs, 2 Ks; Conner Grey (L, 3-3) 3.2 innings, 6 runs – 4 earned, 9 hits, 2 walks, 4 Ks; Eric Orze 1.1 innings, 1 run – earned, 3 hits, 1 K; Joe Zanghi 2 innings, 3 runs – all earned, 3 hits, 1 HR, 2 walks, 3 Ks;
Binghamton Rumble Ponies:
- Game Recap and Highlights: McIlwain walks-off Binghamton to 5-4 win;
- 6/23/2022 Box Score: Binghamton Rumble Ponies 5 Reading Fightin Phils 4; Brandon Mcllwain CF 2 for 4, double, 1 RBI, 2 runs scored, 2 walks, 1 K; Francisco Alvarez C o for 2, 3 walks, 1 K; Brett Baty 3B 3 for 4, HR, 2 RBIs, 1 run scored, 1 walk, 1 K; Ronny Mauricio SS 1 for 5, double, 1 K; Antonio Santos (W,2-1) 2 innings, no runs, 1 hit, 4 Ks;
- 6/23/2022: Binghamton Rumble Ponies Pre-Game Notes;
Brooklyn Cyclones:
- MiLB.com/Brooklyn: Brooklyn Pitching Dominates to Close Out 1st Half with 3-1 Win. "Matt Vasil (1-1) made the start for Brooklyn and was solid on the mound for the Cyclones. The right-hander tossed 6.0 innings, scattering four hits and just a single run while striking out five"
- Brooklyn Trolley Blogger: Brooklynn Cyclones Takes Series Lead Against Jersey Shore "After being held scoreless through the third, Nic Gaddis singled home the tying run in the fourth and runs batted in by Jose Peroza, and Shervyen Newton put the Cyclones ahead for good."
- Box Score: Brooklyn Cyclones 3 Jersey Shore Blue Claws 1;
- Brooklyn Cyclone Pre-Game Notes - 6/23/202;
St. Lucie Mets:
Box Score: FCL Nationals 11 FCL Mets 6;
For the complete Mets Minor League statistics click here.
Here is yesterday's MLB Scoreboard.
MLB.com:
- Hicks, Judge star in Yankees' latest dramatic thriller
- MVP polling has 2 new leaders
- These 3 trade candidates are better than you think
- Picking 2 very different types of All-Star squads
- A walk-off win that left the home crowd hushed
- Breakout 'validating' for Dodgers' dormant sluggers
- Rutschman rocks White Sox with HR, career-best 3 RBIs
- Each team's best pick from 2017 Draft
- Dansby's 2-HR day brings Braves within 4 of Mets
MLB Trade Rumors:
- Giants Acquire Willie Calhoun From Rangers For Steven Duggar
- Roenis Elias Accepts Outright Assignment With Mariners
- Cole Hamels Targeting 2023 Comeback
- Luis Castillo Drawing Early Trade Interest
- Astros Place Josh James On 60-Day Injured List
- Roster Moves: Brewers, Red Sox, Twins
- White Sox Place Danny Mendick On Injured List With Torn ACL, Select Lenyn Sosa
- Rays Acquire David McKay From Yankees For Cash Considerations
- Bullpen Moves: Marlins, Cubs, Guardians
- Check Out Hoops Rumors For NBA Draft Coverage
- Giants Place Luis Gonzalez On 10-Day Injured List, Recall Donovan Walton
- Phillies Release Kyle Dohy
- Ethan Roberts To Undergo Tommy John Surgery
- Brewers Sign Marcus Walden To Minor League Deal
Yahoo Sports:
- Yankees' comeback win | FastCast
- Orioles vs. White Sox Highlights
- Phillies vs. Padres Highlights
- Why White Sox' Lenyn Sosa is most proud of walk in MLB debut
- Frank Thomas on why White Sox traded Sammy Sosa to Cubs
- Astros vs. Yankees Highlights
- Lenyn Sosa makes White Sox debut, but O's Adley Rutschman outdoes him
- Eric Hosmer's solo home run
- Lenyn Sosa makes White Sox debut against Orioles
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Today in Mets History Per Ultimatemets.com:
Born on this date:
- Mike
Bruhert (1951)
- Trey Cobb (1994)
- Hunter Parsons (1997)
- Fernando Villalobos (2002)
Transactions:
New York Mets traded Al Yates to
the Boston Red Sox for Dennis Bennett on
June 24, 1967.
2005 |
Due to Bernie Williams
dropping the ball in center field, the Mets become the first National League
team to hit three sacrifice flies in one inning. Backstop Ramon Castro's
sac fly to right ties the game at 1-1 as David Wright
advances to third; the Yankees' center fielder then drops Jose Reyes'
deep fly ball, allowing Wright to score; Mike Cameron
skies to right, plating Doug Mientkiewicz,
who had advanced to third on an errant pickoff throw. |
2008 |
During an eventual 11-0 interleague loss to the Mariners
at Shea Stadium, Brian Runge enrages Jerry Manuel
when the ump appears to show up Carlos Beltran
after calling a strike on the center fielder. The commissioner's office will
suspend the home plate umpire for one game for bumping the Mets manager
during the ensuing heated argument, with the New York skipper and outfielder,
who were both thrown out of the game, fined for arguing balls and strikes. |
2018 |
The Dodgers tie a National League record, last
accomplished by the 2006 Braves, when the team socks seven solo shots,
dealing the Mets a crushing 8-7 loss at Citi Field. Former New York infielder
Justin Turner
delivers the decisive dinger in the top of the twelfth inning to complete the
series sweep and extend the team's consecutive win streak over the Amazins to
twelve straight victories. |
1969: Richie Allen is fined $2,500 and suspended indefinitely when he fails to
appear for the Phillies twi-night doubleheader game with the Mets. Allen had gone to New Jersey in the morning to
see a horse race and got caught in traffic trying to return. He will stay
suspended until July 20th. Allen picked up a $1000
fine in May when, for two straight days, he reportedly arrived at the ballpark
after the game had started. Without Allen, the Phils drop a pair, 2 - 1 and 5 -
0. Larry Hisle's homer in the opener off Tom Seaver is the only Phils
score. Jim McAndrew is the winner in the nitecap, allowing two hits in eight
innings.
1971 - The Mets' Tom Seaver smashes an 8th-inning homer off Montreal's Bill
Stoneman to win his own game,
2 - 1.
1972 - Culminating a long battle to reach pro baseball, Bernice Gera umpires the first game of a doubleheader between Auburn and Geneva (New
York-Penn League). Several
disputes take place and she ejects the Auburn manager, Nolan
Campbell. Gera resigns before the
second game, leaving in tears, saying resentment from the other umps was a
factor in her decision. She will later work in the Mets' public relations department.
1992: The Mets, behind Doc Gooden, defeat the Cubs, 3 - 2, at New York. Danny Jackson takes the loss. Gooden has now beaten the Cubs 12 straight
times. Before his loss in August 1987, he had another streak of 10
straight wins over the Cubs.
1993: The Mets tie an 86-year-old record
when they lose to the Cardinals, 8 - 5. They have not won two straight games for the 61st
consecutive time.
2005 - Thanks to Bernie
Williams dropping a ball in
center field, the Mets become the first National
League team to hit
three sacrifice
flies in one inning.
Backstop Ramon Castro's sac fly to right ties the game at 1 - 1 as David Wright advances to third; the Yankee's
centerfielder then drops Jose Reyes's deep fly ball allowing Wright to
score; Mike Cameron skies to right plating Doug
Mientkiewicz, who had
advanced to third on an errant pick-off throw.
2012: The Yankees snap R.A. Dickey's streak of 44 2/3 innings without allowing an earned run with four 3rd-inning
runs on their way to a 6 - 5 win over the Mets. Robinson Cano snaps a 5 - 5 tie with an 8th-inning homer off Miguel Batista. Dwight Gooden still holds the Mets franchise record with 49 consecutive
innings without an earned run in 1985.
2018 - The Dodgers set a National League record with seven solo homers in an 8 - 7 win over the Mets. The last of these, hit by Justin Turner off Chris Flexen, provides the margin of victory. Enrique Hernandez and Cody Bellinger go deep twice each, and Max Muncy and Joc Pederson homer as well.
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