Good Morning. Happy Birthday Luis Guillorme, Jason Phillips, and Marcel Renteria. Pete is named co-NL Player of the week, Jose Butto the International League Pitcher of the Week, and Syracuse wins 8-5.
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Mets.com: Players of the Week: Kwan, Pujols, Alonso honored: "Alonso, who mashed four home runs and drove in 13 to bump his league-leading RBI total up to 128."
What a week for Pete Alonso! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/PpYbqNZ5s2
— New York Mets (@Mets) September 26, 2022
Darin Ruf has hit .152 with a .413 OPS across 74 at-bats with the Mets. "The games are too important to continue trotting Ruf out there."
— SNY Mets (@SNY_Mets) September 26, 2022
From @DannyAbriano: https://t.co/m8wLfcH8Pz pic.twitter.com/SpxuOiqeWz
28 years ago was one of the best days of my life. It was the best feeling I ever had holding you in my arms for the first time. Happy Birthday Luismi. I'm so proud of you! Te quiero que jode ❤️ pic.twitter.com/ziuYBxV2cX
— Luis Guillorme (Sr) (@lguillorme) September 27, 2022
With Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso having huge years, we asked:
— SNY (@SNYtv) September 27, 2022
What is the Mets' best hitting duo since 2000?@Jim_Duquette, @john_jastremski and @emacSNY discuss on BNNY: https://t.co/XlBZvhCePq
➡️ Tri-State @Cadillac pic.twitter.com/z2HF1ViZJt
.@martinonyc, @NYNJHarper and @CWilliamson44 look ahead to the upcoming Mets-Marlins series and whether Carlos Carrasco or Taijuan Walker will be the Mets' 4th starter in the playoffs:
— SNY (@SNYtv) September 27, 2022
➡️ @GEICO pic.twitter.com/YsvfFyKhjV
Marlins (63-90) @ Mets (97-57), 7:10 pm
NYM: Carlos Carrasco (#59, 35, RHP, 15-6, 3.79)
MIA: Pablo Lopez (#49, 26, RHP, 9-10, 3.88)
Braves (96-58) @ Nationals (53-100), 7:05 pm
WSN: Paolo Espino (#30, 35, RHP, 0-7, 4.17)
ATL: Kyle Muller (#66, 24, LHP, 1-1, 10.57)
Phillies (83-69) @ Cubs (67-86), 7:40 pm
CHC: Marcus Stroman (31, RHP, 4-7, 3.80)
PHI: Zack Wheeler (#45, 32, RHP, 11-7, 2.98)
NY Post:
Nationals
announcer Kevin Frandsen uses Braves beaning to mock Pete Alonso, Mets
Adam Ottavino:
Ex-Yankees teammate Aaron Judge is MVP, not Shohei Ohtani
‘Amazin’ But True’ Podcast Episode 123: Terry Collins Believes Mets Will
Win World Series
Edwin Diaz ready for Mets’ stretch-run workload after slow September
Mets.com:
Mets News
Polar Bear's scorching hot bat fuels Mets' 11-inning win
Mets games have found a streaming home on the MLB App
Here's where Mets' top prospects will open the 2025 season
Metsmerized:
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3 Up, 3 Down: Alonso Heroics Powers Mets to Series Win In Miami
Hamel Delivers Strong Start In Syracuse Win
Pete Alonso Is Locked In
Morning Briefing: Jackson Merrill Inks Nine-Year Extension
Amazing Avenue:
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A look at Pete Alonso’s hot start at the plate
Mets Morning News for April 3, 2025
Can you guess this Mets infielder in today’s in-5 trivia game?
Mets Daily Prospect Report, 4/03/25: Hamel dazzles
Faith and Fear in Flushing:
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Even MORE Amazing Mets Trivia
Mets360:
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Pete Alonso Gets One More Chance With Mets
Mike's Mets:
Mike's Mets
Attempting a Comeback
Mack's Mets:
Mack's Mets
Tom Brennan: 2025 MINOR LEAGUE PROGRESS REPORT
In Focus - Dom Hamel
Syracuse Mets:
Game Recap and Highlights: Syracuse wins in Grand Fashion Again, 8-5!
Box Score: Syracuse Mets 8 Leigh High Valley IronPigs 5 Travis Jankowski CF 2 for 5, 1 K; Francisco Alvarez DH 1 for 3, 1 run scored, 2 walks; Dominic Smith 1B 1 for 5, 1 run scored; Gosuke Katoh 2B, 1 for 2, double, 1 RBI, 2 runs scored, 2 walks, 1 K; Carlos Rincon RF 1 for 3, 1 HR, 2 runs scored, 1 walk, 1 K; Michael Perez C 1 for 3, Grand Slam HR, 1 walk, 1 K; SamClay (W, 5-3) 1 inning, no runs, 1 hit, 1 walk, 1 K.
- RHP Manuel Alvarez assigned to Syracuse Mets from Binghamton Rumble Ponies.
- Syracuse Mets transferred RHP Connor Grey to the Development List.
It’s Carlos Rincon’s second homer in as many days! 💪
— Syracuse Mets (@SyracuseMets) September 26, 2022
This towering solo shot cuts the @IronPigs’ lead to 4-2 in the fourth! pic.twitter.com/WEUhsYeMEi
When the eighth inning began, we were down 5-2 to the @IronPigs. We’ve scored six to come all the way back and then some - capped off by this Michael Perez grand slam! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/duZy9pyf4H
— Syracuse Mets (@SyracuseMets) September 27, 2022
In part two of our Meet the Mets conversation with Eric Orze, presented by Nave Law Firm, Eric shares some of his hobbies and his go-to places to eat in Syracuse. pic.twitter.com/jji1m1RaC7
— Syracuse Mets (@SyracuseMets) September 26, 2022
#Mets No. 15 prospect Jose Butto fanned 11 batters over seven scoreless innings for @SyracuseMets, earning a Triple-A Player of the Week selection.
— Minor League Baseball (@MiLB) September 26, 2022
🏆 https://t.co/d7IYmBptPH pic.twitter.com/ZUyUTHxDXP
For the complete Mets Minor League statistics click here.
Here is yesterday's MLB Scoreboard.
AP Sports:
Elder shuts out
Nationals 8-0; Braves within 1 game of Mets
Rangers RHP
Dunning has hip surgery, spring status uncertain
Blue Jays beat Yankees 3-2 in 10; Judge stalled at 60 homers
Orioles bash Red
Sox 14-8, slice AL wild-card deficit
Suwinski double
keys 4-run 7th, Pirates beat Reds 8-3
Mariners believe
rotation set for future after Castillo deal
Jays’ Manoah
honored for defending Kirk after weight barbs
Biden praises
Braves’ ‘unstoppable, joyful run’ to 2021 win
In the interim,
Thomson leads Phillies to brink of playoffs
MLB.com:
MLB News
One takeaway for each team after one week
Bregman blasts off in Baltimore with first Red Sox homer
MLB.TV is back for 2025 -- new local packages available as well
There's been a sudden surge in in-season extensions -- why?
Gunnar 'probable' to return from IL, make '25 debut Fri.
Phillies taking a crack at 'Torpedo' bats
8 and Oh-tani! Shohei walks it off as LA makes history
Should Judge use a Torpedo bat? Your Yanks Q's, answered
Dodgers, Padres in rare company with season-opening streaks
MLB Trade Rumors:
MLB Trade Rumors
Cooper Hummel Elects Free Agency
Poll: Who Will Win The AL East?
Mets Sign Jon Singleton, Niko Goodrum To Minor League Deals
White Sox To Sign Joshua Palacios To Minor League Deal
The Opener: Extensions, Brewers, Reds, DFA Resolutions
Diamondbacks Sign Ketel Marte To Extension
Red Sox Sign Kristian Campbell To Eight-Year Extension
Padres Sign Jackson Merrill To Nine-Year Extension
Blue Jays Release Zach Pop
Twins Outright Randy Dobnak
Hector Neris Elects Free Agency
MLB Mailbag: Braves, Twins, Torkelson, Sutter Health Park
MLBTR Podcast: Garrett Crochet’s Extension, Problems In Atlanta, And Other Early-Season Storylines
Poll: Who Will Win The AL Central?
Dodgers Acquire Esteury Ruiz
Yahoo Sports:
MLB Baseball News, Scores, Standings, Rumors, Fantasy Games
Fantasy Baseball Rest-of-Season Rankings: Stacking the top 250 players
Garrett Crochet's extension with the Red Sox is a bold bet on his ace potential
NFL announces key offseason program dates for all 32 teams
Padres win streak tracker: San Diego has won 7 straight to start 2025 season
Some diehard baseball fans in sports-crazed Sacramento welcome Athletics and hope they stay awhile
Mets vs. Blue Jays: 5 things to watch and series predictions | April 4-6
Dodgers win streak tracker: Los Angeles off to best start ever by defending World Series champions with 8 straight
Fantasy Baseball: Matchups to target, pitching streamers and more for the weekend
ICYMI in Mets Land: Sandy Alcantara trade buzz; crazy win over Marlins
Reds at Brewers prediction: Odds, expert picks, starting pitchers, betting trends, and stats for April 3
ESPN:
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Are torpedo bats legal? Here's how they work and facts to know
St. Pete to spend $22.5M to fix Tropicana Field
Ohtani's walk-off pushes Dodgers to historic 8-0
CBS Sports:
CBSSports.com Headlines
Gunnar Henderson injury update: Orioles' star shortstop 'probable' for 2025 debut Friday
Rays take next step toward Tropicana Field return as St. Pete officials approve $22.5 million roof repair
Ex-Yankees' Brett Gardner's 14-year-old son died from carbon monoxide poisoning, say Costa Rican officials
FanGraphs:
FanGraphs Baseball
Ketel Marte Re-Re-Ups In Arizona
Red Sox Sign .400 Hitter to Long-Term Extension
Highlighting Some of the Best Defensive Plays of Opening Week
Dan Szymborski FanGraphs Chat – 4/3/25
Jackson Merrill Gets Rich as Heck
Move Over, Wrigley: Steinbrenner Field Has the Majors’ Wildest Wind
The State of FanGraphs 2025
Are The Brewers Going To Be Okay?
Torpedo Bats in Acquisition
Kyle Tucker’s Walk Year Is Off to a Strong Start
Braves.com:
Braves News
Here's where Braves' top prospects will open the 2025 season
Braves look inward as season-opening slide continues: 'We put ourselves here'
MLB.TV is back for 2025 -- new local packages available as well
Marlins.com:
Marlins News
Veneziano, Singley share strong bond from college days
Here's where the Marlins' top prospects will start the year
MLB.TV is back for 2025 -- new local packages available as well
Phillies.com:
Phillies News
Phillies taking a crack at 'Torpedo' bats
New for 2025 -- PHILLIES.TV -- stream games in the Phillies territory
Wheeler (10 K's, 25 whiffs) in elite company with impressive streak
Nationals.com:
Nationals News
Crews shows off insane skills in center field: 'Pretty spectacular'
Nats Minor League FAQ: Prospects to watch, new faces & more
Nationals begin 20th anniversary celebrations vs. D-backs
Today in Mets History Per Ultimatemets.com:
Born on this date:
- Don Schulze (1962)
- Jason Phillips (1976)
- Jon Rauch (1978)
- John Lannan (1984)
- Luis Guillorme (1994)
- Marcel Renteria (1994)
- Kyle Wilson (1996)
1963 |
At Colt Stadium, Houston's skipper Harry Craft starts an
all-rookie team that includes future stars like Joe Morgan, Rusty Staub,
Jimmy Wynn, and Jerry Grote. The Colt .45s freshman team, whose average age
is 19-years and four months old, loses to the Mets, 10-3, with 17-year-old
starting pitcher Jay Dahl making his only major league appearance. |
1983 |
Mookie Wilson becomes the Mets' all-time career
stolen-base leader when he swipes second base in the fifth inning of a 4-3
win against Pittsburgh at Three Rivers Stadium. The New York center fielder
will add to his franchise-breaking total of 140 in the same frame when he
takes third base on the front end of double steal with Darryl Strawberry. |
1989 |
After Gregg Jeffries grounds out to second base to end the
Mets' disappointing season, he charges the mound and wrestles Phillies'
reliever Roger McDowell to the ground. The fight, which sparks a
season-ending bench-clearing brawl, is apparently ignited by the Phillies'
reliever when he says something to his former New York teammate, who is
running to first, but the rookie infielder will claim his anger resulted from
a brushback pitch thrown a few days earlier by the Philadelphia pitcher. |
2002 |
In his first full season as a closer, John Smoltz,
preserving a Braves' 3-1 victory over the Mets, converts his 54th save of the
season to establish a new National League mark. Randy Myers (Cubs - 1993) and
Trevor Hoffman (Padres - 1998) had previously shared the record. |
2003 |
At Veterans Stadium, Javy Lopez hit his 42nd home to break
the major league record for home runs hit by a catcher. In 1996, Mets'
backstop Todd Hundley hit 41 to surpass Roy Campanella's 1953 mark. |
2003 |
With a startling rally, the Tigers avoid equaling the
modern major league record of 120 losses set by the expansion 1962 Amazin'
Mets. It takes one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history when Detroit
beats the Twins on a wild pitch in the bottom of the ninth after trailing by
eight runs, 9-8. |
2005 |
The Braves back into their 14th straight division flag
with the Mets beating the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park, 3-2. The record
streak started in 1991 when Atlanta played in the NL West. |
2005 |
Jimmy Rollins extends his hitting streak to 32 games with
a seventh-inning single off Mets reliever Juan Padilla. The Philadelphia
shortstop breaks the 106-year-old Phillies record, surpassing Ed Delahanty,
who hit in 31 consecutive games in 1899. |
2012 |
With New York's 6-5 victory over Pittsburgh at Citi Field, R. A. Dickey becomes a 20-game winner, the first Mets hurler in 22 years to accomplish the feat. The 37-year-old knuckleballer is the sixth pitcher in the 50-year history of the franchise to reach the milestone, along with Tom Seaver (1969, 1971, 1972, and 1975), Jerry Koosman (1976), David Cone (1988), and Frank Viola (1990). |
1970: The Pirates clinch the National League East with a 2 - 1 win over the Mets. A record crowd of 50,469 cheer on the Bucs. It's New York who draws first blood, capitalizing on Pirate starter Dock Ellis' 1st-inning wildness. Pittsburgh right fielder Roberto Clemente, whose sprained back has limited him to seven games in September and four in the last 23 days, helps erase the early 1 - 0 deficit. "The two-bagger Clemente rapped to the center-field wall in the 3rd was a key blow," reports The Cumberland Evening Times. "Tommie Agee, who had a bad defensive series, turned the wrong way on the ball," writes Jack Hernon of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "When he eyed the ball at the last second, he dropped it." Dave Cash moves to third on the play and scores on Bob Robertson's sacrifice fly. Cash's own sac fly in the following frame will push across the deciding run. This will be the ailing Clemente's final regular season game this season; though he'll strap it up for the Championship Series against Cincinnati, he's clearly just a shell of his normal self. In the game, New York's Ken Boswell, who had played a record 85 games at 2B without an error, boots a grounder in the 5th for his first miscue in 389 chances.
1987: Shea Stadium is packed with 48,588 fans to see the Mets clobber the Pirates, 12 - 3, making the Mets the 2nd franchise in major league history to break the three million barrier in season attendance. St. Louis will also draw three million fans this season.
2000: The Mets beat the Braves, 6 - 2, to clinch the National League wild card berth for the second year in a row.
2001 - While the division-leading Braves, behind Greg Maddux, are succumbing quietly to 4th-place Florida, the red hot Mets, led by super sub Desi Relaford and Mike Piazza, abuse Expo pitching for 10 runs in the final four frames, erasing an early 6 - 0 deficit. The 12- 6 triumph is New York's 18th in 21 tries and their 25th out of 31. Having started that stretch at 13 1/2 games out, New York has now pulled to within three games of first place. This leaves nine games just before NY's final face-off against Atlanta. In tonight's game, Piazza's pinch-hit, bases-clearing, 9th-inning exclamation point notwithstanding, it's Relaford who provides the game's biggest hit as, one inning earlier, with one out, one on and the Mets down by one, the diminutive Desi makes like Mike, turning around a 2-and-2 Scott Strickland fastball and depositing it in Olympic Stadium's right field seats, just beyond the Avis ad.
2008: With the Mets' backs to the wall, Johan Santana pitches a three-hit 2 - 0 shutout against the Marlins. When the Brewers lose, 7 - 3, to Ted Lilly and the Cubs later today, the two teams are tied in the National League Wild Card race with only one game to play.
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