Mets, Carlos Mendoza
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Mets manager Carlos Mendoza wanted to give Francisco Lindor a rare day off on Sunday as the shortstop continues to play with a fractured pinky toe. But Lindor wasn’t having it.
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Rising Apple on MSNNY Mets manager gives a refreshingly blunt assessment of Tylor MegillWith Tylor Megill, it’s usually one bad inning to spoil the start. It was the fourth inning of Saturday’s start that met this criteria. In an 8-4 loss to the Ta
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza discussed pulling Clay Holmes after just 79 pitches on Friday night, and then Paul Blackburn's rough outing that followed.
Brett Baty left Sunday afternoon’s 9-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays with right groin tightness and is considered day-to-day, manager Carlos Mendoza said.
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Rising Apple on MSN1 NY Mets player the team has used perfectly this seasonBullpen management rarely grabs headlines, but this season, Carlos Mendoza’s approach deserves a second look. In a league full of overworked arms and misused re
NEW YORK — Mets infielder Brett Baty exited Sunday’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays. In the moment, with the Mets trailing 6-0, it looked like Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was trying to spark something, pinch-hitting Ronny Mauricio in Baty’s place.
During the ninth inning of Thursday afternoon’s Mets win over the Nationals, the game was getting close as closer Edwin Diaz initially struggled to get Washington hitters out, which included issuing a walk to first baseman Nathaniel Lowe to load the bases with nobody out.
Pete Alonso wears his heart on the sleeve of his Mets jersey. It’s evident for all to see in the way he plays baseball, especially at Citi Field.