Good Morning. Mets lose to A's 10-4 as Jake struggles, Braves win - Mets lead cut to 1.5 games, Syracuse loses in 11.
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Box Score: Oakland A's 10 Mets 4; Jeff McNeil LF-2B 2 for 5, 1 run scored; Mark Canha CF-LF 1 for 3, double, 1 HBP, 1 run scored, 2 Ks; Francisco Lindor SS 2 for 3, 1 RBI (#100); Pete Alonso 1B 1 for 4, HR (#38), 2 RBIs (now with 123 on year), 1 run scored; Luis Guillorme 2B 1 for 2, 1 HBP; Mark Vientos DH 1 for 3, HR, 1 RBI, 1 run scored, 1 walk; Jacob deGrom (L,5-3) 4 innings, 5 runs – all earned, 6 hits, 4 walks, 5 Ks;
Tomás Nido on Jacob deGrom's struggles today:
— SNY (@SNYtv) September 24, 2022
"Just a bump in the road. He's human. It happens. On to the next." pic.twitter.com/jFadPr4OCk
Buck Showalter says Luis Guillorme is in "a lot of discomfort" after being hit by a pitch on his throwing arm today.
— SNY (@SNYtv) September 24, 2022
The Mets hope he will be okay tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/QCmRtmaiXy
Jacob deGrom's final line against the Athletics: 4 IP, 6 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 4 BB, 5 K.
— Tim Healey (@timbhealey) September 24, 2022
That is the most runs he's given up in a start since May 2019.
Also, the four walks match his season total entering the day. And the five strikeouts are a season-low.
Jacob deGrom has allowed four earned runs in a game for the first time since Sept. 3, 2019.
— Tim Healey (@timbhealey) September 24, 2022
This snaps his record 40-start streak of three earned runs or fewer.
Athletics 4, Mets 3, bottom 1
Francisco Lindor just picked up his 100th RBI of the year.
— Tim Healey (@timbhealey) September 24, 2022
This is the first time the Mets have multiple players with 100 RBIs since 2008 (when they had three: Beltran, Delgado, Wright).
Mets 1, Athletics 0, top 1
Starling Marte is headed back to NY today, per Showalter. He'll get another round of medical imaging, probably Sunday, on his fractured finger.
— Tim Healey (@timbhealey) September 24, 2022
"No reason for him to stay around here," Showalter said.
Carlos Carrasco and Taijuan Walker, pitching against Miami, are going too.
“I kept thinking I was going to make the adjustment.”
— Tim Healey (@timbhealey) September 25, 2022
So, weird one from Jacob deGrom today.
Story: https://t.co/Ntz1ny9tvO
The Braves have defeated the Phillies.
— SNY (@SNYtv) September 24, 2022
The Mets' NL East lead is down to 1.5 games.
(via @MLB) pic.twitter.com/0s6S4gavYg
Mets (96-57) @ Athletics (56-96), 4:07 pm
OAK: JP Sears (#38, 26, LHP, 6-2, 3.58)
NYM: Max Scherzer (#21, 37, RHP, 10-4, 2.15)
Braves (94-58) @ Phillies (83-68), 1:05 pm
PHI: Kyle Gibson (#44, 34, RHP, 10-7, 4.71)
ATL: Charlie Morton (#50, 38, RHP, 9-6, 4.09)
Mets’ Buck
Showalter holds out Brandon Nimmo: ‘don’t want to take any chances’
Jacob deGrom’s
rare dud sinks Mets in lopsided loss to lowly A’s
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Game Recap: Walk-off homer dooms Syracuse in 7-5 loss to Worcester in 11 innings on Saturday
9/24/2022 - Box Score: Worcester Red Sox 7 Syracuse Mets 5; Jake Mangum DH 1 for 4, 10th inning double, 1 RBI, 1 run scored, 1 walk, 2 Ks; Francisco Alvarez C 1 for 3, 1 run scored, 2 walks, 1 K; Dominic Smith 1B 1 for 52 Ks; Gosuke Katoh 2B, 2 for 5, HR, 3 RBIs, 1 run scored, 1 K; Conner Grey 3.2 innings, 4 runs – all earned, 9 hits, 6 Ks; Josh Walker 2.1 innings, no runs, no hits, 1 walk, 5 Ks; Stephen Nogosek 1 inning, no runs, 1 hit. Eric Orze 2 innings, 1 unearned run (free runner scoring in 10th), 1 hit, 3 Ks; Sam Clay (L,4-3) faced 1 batter in 11th – walk off 2 run HR.
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AP Sports:
Renfroe homers twice, drives in 5 in Brewers’ rout of Reds
Vargas hits 1st
homer, Dodgers bounce back to beat Cards 6-2
Darvish earns
16th win, Padres gain ground in wild-card race
Raleigh has HR,
3 RBIs as Mariners beat Royals 6-5
Wright wins
20th, Braves beat Phils to trim NL East deficit
Kelly stops
Giants again, Diamondbacks win 5-2
Astros rally
past Orioles to give Baker milestone 100th win
Báez eggs on
White Sox fans after hitting homer, Tigers win
White Sox say La
Russa will not return to dugout this season
Sánchez homers,
drives in 4 as Twins beat Angels 8-4
Manoah,
Merrifield lead Blue Jays to 3-1 win over Rays
Quantrill,
Gonzalez lead Guardians over Texas, near clincher
Oviedo cruises
through 7, Pirates top Cubs 6-0 to end skid
Alcantara
strikes out 11, Marlins beat Nationals 4-1
Mets ace deGrom
tagged, NL East lead cut in 10-4 loss to A’s
Castillo,
Mariners agree to $108M, 5-year deal through ’27
Judge still at
60, homerless in 4th straight, Yanks win 7-5
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Today in Mets History Per Ultimatemets.com:
Born on this date:
- Bill Hepler (1945)
- David Weathers (1969)
- Argenis Reyes (1982)
Transactions:
New York Mets claimed Jack Egbert on waivers from the Chicago White Sox on September 25, 2009.
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1973 |
"I look at the
kids over here, the way they're playing, the way they're fighting for
themselves, and it tells me one thing: 'Willie, say good bye to
America'." - WILLIE MAYS, bidding farewell to his fans
at Shea Stadium. Willie Mays Night takes place in Flushing as the Mets
honor the fan-favorite player in an emotional 55-minute ceremony at Shea
Stadium after their 2-1 victory over the Expos. The 'Say Hey Kid' tells the
crowd of more than 50,000 fans, "Just to hear you cheer like this for me
and not be able to do anything about it makes me a very sad man. This is my
farewell." |
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1984 |
New York's pinch-hitter Rusty Staub becomes only the
second player to hit a round-tripper as a teenager and one after his 40th
birthday when he blasts a walk-off home run off Larry Anderson to give the Mets
a 6-4 victory over Philadelphia at Shea Stadium. Ty Cobb was the first major
leaguer to accomplish the feat. |
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2003 |
Friends, family, associates, and former players gather at
Shea Stadium on Bob Murphy Appreciation Night to honor the long-time
broadcaster. Doing play-by-play for the team since the first game of its
inaugural season in 1962, the Hall of Famer calls the last of his more than
6,000 Mets games following the pregame ceremonies. |
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2009 |
In a position where the team was unable to field a
reliable everyday player consistently for decades, David Wright establishes a
franchise record by starting his 836th game at third base for the Mets,
surpassing his hitting coach and friend Howard Johnson. More than 120
players, beginning in 1962 with Don Zimmer, have appeared at the hot corner
for the team, but only ten have appeared in as many as 200 games during the
club's 47-year history. |
1964: At Shea Stadium, Jim Maloney fires a one-hitter in the Reds' 3 - 0 win over the Mets. Joe Christopher's 2nd-inning single is the only hit.
1970: At Pittsburgh, Willie Stargell throws out a runner in the 8th and singles home the winner in the 9th to give the Pirates a 4 - 3 win over the Mets. The Bucs increase their National League East lead to 3 1/2 games over the Mets and Cubs, losers to the Phils.
1984: At Shea Stadium, the Mets' Rusty Staub homers to become the second player to homer as a teenager and also at the age of 40. Ty Cobb is the only other, and Gary Sheffield will match the feat in 2009. Staub's blast, a two-run pinch homer, climaxes a four-run 9th inning as the Mets beat Philly, 6 - 4.
1985: With the score tied 4 - 4 in the bottom of the 9th, Davey Lopes walks, steals second and third base, and scores on a pinch single by Chris Speier as the Cubs beat the Mets, 5 - 4. Gary Carter's grand slam accounts for all the Mets' scoring. Lopes has three steals in the game to give him 47 (in just 275 at bats) and he sets the record for most stolen bases by a player over 40. The record was set by Honus Wagner in 1914 with 23. Lopes is officially recorded at 39 but when he signed at age 22 he was afraid he was too old so he set his age back a year.
1998: The fading Mets (88-72) lose another to the Braves, 6 - 5, as Dennis Martinez, the third of seven pitchers, is the winner. Meanwhile, the rampaging Giants top the Rockies to move into a tie with the Mets for the National League wild card.
2008:
The Mets stay just ahead in the wild card race,
beating the Cubs, 7 - 6. In a losing cause, Micah Hoffpauir goes 5 for 5 and hits his
first two big league home runs.
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