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One day after a thrilling victory against the Brewers the Mets followed that up with an awful blowout loss. Robert Stock got the start and wasn’t good while the offense could only muster one run. They’ll try to take the series in the finale with Sean Manaea on the mound against young phenom Jacob Misiorowski.
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Beloved Knicks broadcaster and longtime Mets fan Mike Breen joined the SNY booth to share some of his Mets memories.
Bo Bichette exited the game early with a left foot contusion after he fouled a ball off of his foot.
The highlight of the game was when a squirrel ran onto the field after hanging out on the netting during play.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy thinks Andy Green could be the right man to turn it around for the Mets.
Juan Soto took another step forward in his rehab as he works his way back from his calf injury.
Mark Vientos is rehabbing back to the team from his injury but he will need to earn playing time according to Andy Green.
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Around the National League East
Ha-Seong Kim‘s RBI single in the ninth walked it off for the Braves in their 6-5 win over the Dodgers.
The Marlins shut out the Red Sox 4-0 to avoid the sweep by Boston.
Kyle Schwarber helped power the Phillies to a 6-0 win over the Mariners.
The Nationals were blown out 13-1 by the Rockies.
Around Major League Baseball
Dodgers starter Roki Sasaki is likely headed to the IL with a blister issue that popped up in his latest start.
As the season approaches its final month, there are some notable names who will become free agents once the season ends.
The Yankees placed Fernando Cruz on the IL with a partially torn UCL and signed old friend Michael Fulmer to take his place on the roster.
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White Sox left fielder Tristan Peters tied a MLB rookie record for hitting a home run in five straight games.
Athletic reporter Evan Drellich answered fans’ burning questions about the upcoming labor negotiations.
This Date in Mets History
On this date in 1992 the Mets sent David Cone to the Blue Jays in exchange for Jeff Kent.
