LOS ANGELES — After the Mets’ potentially devastating 10-2 defeat in Game 4 made it three debacles in four games, and left the team from Queens on the precipice of elimination, Mets players met to size up their unenviable situation. Things looked bleak — though this team that’s all heart…
It wasn’t so much Jose Iglesias chasing pitches as missing a couple in the strike zone that convinced his manager to look in a different direction Friday. Carlos Mendoza inserted Jeff McNeil into the starting lineup at second base for Game 5 of the NLCS against the Dodgers, placing Iglesias…
Carlos Mendoza shut down the speculation immediately. “Alvie is playing tomorrow,” the Mets manager said after the 8-0, Game 3 loss to the Dodgers at Citi Field on Wednesday. But the speculation concerning the playing time of Francisco Alvarez exists for a reason: The young catcher, who generally does plenty…
Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Mets’ Game 3 loss to the Dodgers on Wednesday: Hero Kiké Hernández, who hit .229 with a .654 OPS in the regular season, is Mr. October yet again. His two-run homer against Reed Garrett in the sixth quieted most hopes of a Mets…
From Party Citi to Panic Citi. This is not what the Mets were envisioning with the NLCS shifting to Queens for Game 3 after a split in Los Angeles as the Amazin’s were shut out for the second time in the series Wednesday night in an 8-0 loss, giving the…
J.D. Martinez seems poised to get his first taste of the NLCS on Wednesday when the series shifts to Queens, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza indicated Tuesday. “There’s a good chance he’s in the lineup tomorrow,” Mendoza revealed during the Mets workout at Citi Field. “He’s a professional hitter, and he…
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Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Mets’ Game 2 win over the Dodgers on Monday: Hero Mark Vientos used the intentional walk as inspiration. After seeing the Dodgers purposely put Francisco Lindor on first base, the third baseman blasted a grand slam that provided all the scoring the…
The Mets are quickly in a hole. They came out flat and fell, 9-0, to the Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLCS on Sunday night at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Kodai Senga reacts during the Mets’ loss to the Dodgers on Oct. 13, 2024. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post…
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