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MARCH/APRIL Month Record – 15-14 Overall Record – 15-14 Position – Second Place, 1 game out

JULY Month Record – 14-8 Overall Record – 52-55 Position – Fourth Place, 11 games out, 4 ½ games back in the Wild Card

28 WSH 1:05 SNY W 2-0, 1-0, W-1 WP-deGrom (1-0) LP-Scherzer (0-1) SV-Diaz (1) HR-Cano (1)

29 OFF

30 WSH 1:05 SNY W 11-8, 2-0, W-2 WP-Wilson (1-0) LP-Rosenthal (0-1) SV-Diaz (2) HR-Robles (1)

1 OFF

2 NYY 7:10 WPIX W 4-2, 39-47, W-2 WP-Lugo (4-2) LP-Ottavino (3-3) SV-Diaz (18) HR-Davis (9)

3 NYY 7:10 SNY L 5-1, 39-48, L-1 WP-German (10-2) LP-Vargas (3-4) HRS-McNeil (7), Gregorius (4), Urshela (7)

4 OFF

5 PHI 7:10 SNY L 7-2, 39-49, L-2 WP-Morgan (3-3) LP-Diaz (1-6) HRS-Alonso (29), Kingery (11)

6 PHI 7:15 FOX W 6-5, 40-49, W-1 WP-Syndergaard (6-4) LP-Arrieta (8-7) SV-Diaz (19) HRS-Bruce (22), Franco (13)

31 WSH 1:35 SNY L 6-5, 2-1, L-1 WP-Doolittle (1-0) LP-Wilson (1-1) HRS-Turner 2 (1,2)

1 MIA 7:10 SNY W 7-3, 3-1, W-1 WP-Familia (1-0) LP-Steckenrider (0-1) HRS-Lagares (1), Alonso (1), Castro (1)

2 MIA 7:10 SNY W 6-5, 4-1, W-2 WP-Vargas (1-0) LP-Urena (0-2) SV-Wilson (1) HR-Castro (2)

3 MIA 6:10 SNY W 6-4, 5-1, W-3 WP-deGrom (2-0) LP-Richards (0-1) SV-Diaz (3) HR-deGrom (1)

4 WSH 1:10 SNY L 4-0, 5-2, L-1 WP-Strasburg (1-0) LP-Syndergaard (0-1) HRS-Robles (2)

5 OFF

6 WSH 1:10 SNY W 6-5, 6-2, W-1 WP-Familia (2-0) LP-Sipp (0-1) HRS-Davis 2 (1,2), Conforto (1), Alonso (2), Cano (2), Rendon (3), Difo (1)

7 PHI 1:10 WPIX L 8-3, 40-50, L-1 WP-Nola (8-2) LP-Wheeler (6-5) HRS-Alonso (30), Hechavarria (5), Bruce 2 (23,24), Hoskins (20)

8 ALL-STAR Pete Alonso won the Home Run Derby by defeating Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 23-22

9 GAME 8:05 FOX PROGRESSIVE FIELD CLEVELAND, OHIO A.L. 4 N.L. 3, 1-0, W-6 WP-Tanaka (1-0) LP-Kershaw (0-1) SV-Chapman (1) HRS-Blackman (1), Gallo (1)

10 BREAK

11 OFF

12 MIA 7:10 SNY L 8-4, 40-51, L-2 WP-Smith (5-4) LP-Vargas (3-5) HRS-Frazier (12), Granderson (8), Anderson (9), Cooper (8)

13 MIA 6:10 WPIX W 4-2, 41-51, W-1 WP-Syndergaard (7-4) LP-Anderson (2-4) SV-Diaz (20) HRS-Conforto (17), Cano (5)

7 WSH 1:10 SNY L 12-9, 6-3, L-1 WP-Scherzer (1-2) LP-Wheeler (0-1) HRS-Conforto (2), Alonso (3), Rendon (4)

8 OFF

9 MIN 7:10 SNY L 14-8, 6-4, L-2 WP-Hilgenberger (2-0) LP-deGrom (2-1) HRS-Conforto (3), Alonso 2 (4,5), Nimmo (1), Rosario E, (2), Schoop 2 (1,2), Polanco (2), Garver 2 (1,2)

10 MIN 7:10 SNY W 9-6, 7-4, W-1 WP-Syndergaard (1-1) LP-Odorizzi (0-2) HR-Garver (3)

11 ATL 7:20 SNY W 6-3, 8-4, W-2 WP-Matz (1-0) LP-Gauseman (1-1) SV-Diaz (5) HRS-Rosario (1), Alonso (6), Camargo (1), Acuna Jr. (5)

12 ATL 7:20 SNY W 6-2, 9-4, W-3 WP-Wheeler (1-1) LP-Wright (0-2) HR-Nimmo (2)

13 ATL 7:20 SNY L 11-7, 9-5, L-1 WP-Toussaint (1-0) LP-Oswalt (0-1) HRS-Donaldson (1), Markakis (1)

14 MIA 1:10 SNY W 6-2, 42-51, W-2 WP-deGrom (5-7) LP-Alcantara (4-9) HRS-McNeil (8), Cano (6), Cooper (9)

15 OFF

16 MIN 8:10 SNY W 3-2, 43-51, W-3 WP-Avilan (2-0) LP-Pineda (6-5) SV-Diaz (21) HR-Schoop (15)

17 MIN 1:10 SNY W 14-4, 44-51, W-4 WP-Vargas (4-5) LP-May (3-3) HRS-Rosario (10), Smith (9), Alonso (31), Cruz (18), Garver (15)

18 SF 9:45 SNY L 3-2 (16), 44-52 (L-1) WP-Jerez (1-0) LP-Mazza (0-1) HR-Alonso (32)

19 SF 10:15 SNY L 1-0 (10), 44-53, L-2 WP-Dyson (4-1) LP-Rhame (0-1)

20 SF 4:05 WPIX W 11-4, 45-53, W-1 WP-Lockett (1-1) LP-Samardija (7-8) HRS-McNeil (9), Smith (10), Frazier (13), Alonso (33) ,Dickinson (5), Yastrzemski (8)

14 ATL 7:05 ESPN L 7-3, 9-6, L-2 WP-Teheran (2-1) LP-deGrom (2-2) HRS-Davis (3), Donaldson (2), Culberson (2), Markakis (2)

15 PHI 7:05 SNY W 7-6 (11), 10-6, W-1 WP-Avilan (1-0) LP-Neschek (0-1) SV-Diaz (6) HRS-Nimmo (3), Franco (5)

16 PHI 7:05 SNY L 14-3, 10-7, L-1 WP-Pivetta (2-1) LP-Matz (1-1) SV-Eickhoff (1) HRS-Ramos (1), Conforto (4), Franco (6), Kingery (1), Realmuto (2)

17 PHI 1:05 SNY L 3-2, 10-8, L-2 WP-Arrieta (3-1) LP-Wheeler (1-2) SV-Neris (2) HRS-Conforto (5), Kingery (2), Hernandez (2)

18 OFF

19 STL 8:15 SNY W 5-4, 11-8, W-1 WP-Lugo (1-0) LP-Wainwright (1-2) SV-Diaz (7) HRS-Alonso (7), Martinez (1), Thomas (1)

20 STL 2:15 WPIX L 10-2, 11-9, L-1 WP-Mikolas (2-1) LP-Flexen (0-1) HR-Goldschmidt (8)

21 SF 4:05 SNY L 3-2 (12), 45-54, L-1 WP-Gott (6-0) LP-Gsellman (1-2) HRS-Conforto (18), Rosario (11), Yastrzemski (9)

22 OFF

23 SD 7:10 SNY W 5-2, 46-54, W-1 WP-Vargas (5-5) LP-Paddock (6-5) SV-Diaz (22) HRS-Cano 3 (7,8,9)

24 SD 7:10 SNY L 7-2, 46-55, L-1 WP-Strahm (4-7) LP-Syndergaard (7-5)

25 SD 12:10 SNY W 4-0, 47-55, W-1 WP-deGrom (6-7) LP-Lauer (5-8)

26 PIT 7:10 SNY W 6-3, 48-55, W-2 WP-Wheeler (7-6) LP-Agrazal (2-1) SV-Lugo (1) HRS-McNeil (10), Frazier T. (14), Alonso (34), Ramos (10), Frazier A. (5)

27 PIT 7:10 WPIX W 3-0, 49-55, W-3 WP-Matz (6-6) LP-Williams (3-4) HRS-Conforto (19), Davis (10)

21 STL 2:15 WPIX L 6-4, 11-10, L-2 WP-Hudson (1-1) LP-Syndergaard (1-2) SV-Hicks (5) HRS-Alonso (8), Syndergaard (1), Conforto (6), Cano (3)

22 PHI 7:10 SNY W 5-1, 12-10, W-1 WP-Matz (2-1) LP-Arrieta (3-2) HRS-McNeil (1), Hoskins (6)

23 PHI 7:10 SNY W 9-0, 13-10, W-2 WP-Wheeler (2-2) LP-Eflin (2-3) HRS-Wheeler (1), Frazier ( 1)

24 PHI 7:10 SNY L 6-0, 13-11, L-1 WP-Velasquez (1-0) LP-Vargas (1-1) HR-Hoskins (7)

25 OFF

26 MIL 7:10 SNY L 10-2, 13-12, L-2 WP-Albers (2-1) LP-deGrom (2-3)

27 MIL 7:10 WPIX L 8-6, 13-13, L-3 WP-Woodruff (3-1) LP-Syndergaard (1-3) SV-Hader (6) HRS-Alonso (9), Rosario (2), Gamel (1), Yelich (14)

28 PIT 1:10 WPIX W 8-7, 50-55, W-4 WP-Vargas (6-5) LP-Archer (3-8) SV-Diaz (23) HRS-Conforto (20), Stallings (2), Reynolds (8), Osuna (6)

29 OFF

30 CHW 8:10 SNY W 5-2 (11), 51-55, W-5 WP-Gsellman (2-2) LP-Ruiz (1-2) HRS-Conforto (21), McNeil (11)

31 CHW 8:10 SNY W 4-2, 52-55, W-6 WP-Wilson (2-1) LP-Colome (3-2) SV-Diaz (24) HR-Garcia (6)

28 MIL 1:10 WPIX W 5-2, 14-13, W-1 WP-Matz (3-1) LP-Barnes (1-1) SV-Diaz (8) HR-Moustakes (7)

29 CIN 7:10 SNY L 5-4, 14-14, L-1 WP-Iglesias (1-3) LP-Diaz (0-1) HR-Winker (8)

30 CIN 7:10 SNY W 4-3 (10), 15-14, W-1 WP-Gagnon (1-0) LP-Iglesias (1-4) HRS-Frazier (2), Suarez (7)

AUGUST Month Record – 17-11 Overall Record – 69-66 Position – Fourth Place, 14 games out, 5 games out in the wild card rqce

MAY Month Record – 13-15 Overall Record -28-29 Position – Third Place, 5 games out

1 CHW 2:10 SNY W 4-0, 53-55, W-7 WP-Wheeler (8-6) LP-Cease (1-4) HR-Cano (10)

2 PIT 7:05 SNY L 8-4, 53-56, L-1 WP-Williams (4-4) LP-Matz (6-7) HR-Marte (19)

3 PIT 7:05 SNY W 7-5, 54-56, W-1 WP-Wilson (3-1) LP-Crick (3-6) HRS-McNeil (12), Ramos (11, Marte (20)

1 CIN 7:10 SNY L 1-0, 15-15, L-1 WP-Duke (2-1) LP-Diaz (0-2) SV-Lorenzen (2) HR-Iglesias (2)

2 CIN 12:10 SNY W 1-0, 16-15, W-1 WP-Syndergaard (2-3) LP-Mahle (0-4) HR-Syndergaard (2)

3 MIL 8:10 SNY L 3-1, 16-16, L-1 WP-Woodruff (4-1) LP-Matz (3-2) SV-Hader (8) HRS-Cain (4), Braun (7)

4 MIL 7:10 SNY L 4-3 (18), 16-17, L-2 WP-Williams (1-1) LP-Flexen (0-2) HR-Alonso (10)

4 PIT 1:35 SNY W 13-2, 55-56, W-2 WP-Syndergaard (8-5) LP-Musgrove (8-10) HRS-Conforto (22), Davis (11), McNeil (13), Osuna (8)

5 MIA (DH) 4:10 SNY W 6-2, 56-56, W-3 WP-deGrom (7-7) LP-Dugger (0-1) HRS-McNeil (14), Rosario (12), Diaz (1)

6 MIA 7:10 SNY W 5-0, 58-56, W-5 WP-Wheeler (9-6) LP-Noesi (0-1) HRS-Ramos (12), Alonso (36)

7 MIA 12:10 SNY W 7-2, 59-56, W-6 WP-Matz (7-7) LP-Yamamoto (4-3) HRS-Alonso (37), Conforto 2 (24,25), McNeil (15), Anderson (8)

8 OFF

9 WSH 7:10 SNY W 7-6, 60-56, W-7 WP-Avilan (3-0) LP-Doolittle (6-4) HRS-Alonso (38), Davis (13), Frazier (15), Soto (22), Rendon (25)

10 WSH 7:10 WPIX W 4-3, 61-56, W-8 WP-Lugo (5-2) LP-Rodney (0-5) HRS-Davis (14), Ramos (13), Guillorme (1), Soto 2 (23,24)

Game 2 SNY W 5-4, 57-56, W-4 WP-Familia (3-1) LP-Brigham (1-1) SV-Lugo (2) HRS-Davis (12), Conforto (23), Alonso (35), Holladay (3)

5 MIL 2:10 SNY L 3-2, 16-18, L-3 WP-Davies (4-0) LP-Vargas (1-2) SV-Hader (9) HRS-Lagares (2), Yelich (15)

6 SD 10:10 SNY L 4-0, 16-19, L4 WP-Paddack (3-1) LP-deGrom (2-4) SV-Stammen (1) HR-Renfroe (8)

7 SD 10:10 SNY W 7-6, 17-19, W-1 WP-Lugo (2-0) LP-Warren (2-1) SV-Diaz (9) HRS-Alonso (11), Reyes (10), France (1)

8 SD 3:40 SNY L 3-2, 17-20, L-1 WP-Reyes, G (2-0) LP-Bashlor (0-1) SV-Yates (15) HRS-Nido (1), Hosmer (6), Renfroe (9)

9 OFF

10 MIA 7:10 SNY W 11-2, 18-20, W-1 WP-Wheeler (3-2) LP-Lopez (2-5) HRS-Rosario (3), Conforto (7), McNeil (2)

11 MIA 7:10 WPIX W 4-1, 19-20, W-2 WP-deGrom (3-4) LP-Alcantara (1-4) SV-Diaz (10) HRS-Alonso (12), Conforto (8)

11 WSH 1:10 SNY L 7-4, 61-57, L-1 WP-Grace (1-2) LP-Gsellman (2-3) SV-Doolittle (26) HR-Robles (15)

12 OFF

13 ATL 7:20 SNY L 5-3, 61-58, L-2 WP-Fried (14-4) LP-Wheeler (9-7) SV-Melancon (2) HR-Acuna Jr. (34)

14 ATL 7:20 SNY L 6-4, 61-59, L-3 WP-Martin (1-3) LP-Lugo (5-3) SV-Blevins (1)

15 ATL 7:20 SNY W 10-8, 62-59, W-1 WP-Stroman (7-11) LP-Teheran (7-8) SV-Diaz (25) HRS-Alonso (39), Frazier (16), Joyce (4), Donaldson 2 (27,28), Freeman 2 (30,31), Acuna Jr. (35)

16 KC 8:15 SNY L 4-1, 62-60, L-1 WP-Montgomery (3-5) LP-Syndergaard (8-6) SV-Kennedy (21)

17 KC 7:15 WPIX W 4-1, 63-60, W-1 WP-deGrom (8-7) LP-Junis (8-11) SV-Lugo (3)

12 MIA 1:10 SNY Postponed (Rain) Makeup Date – August 5 - DH

13 OFF

14 WSH 7:05 SNY W 6-2, 20-20, W-3 WP-Syndergaard (3-3) LP-Hellickson (2-2) HRS-Ramos (2), Smith (1), Robles (7)

15 WSH 7:05 SNY L 5-1, 20-21, L-1 WP-Corbin (4-1) LP-Font (1-1) HR-Robles (8)

16 WSH 1:05 SNY L 7-6, 20-22, L-2 WP-Jennings (1-2) LP-Wheeler (3-3) SV-Doolittle (7) HRS-Conforto (9) Parra (5)

17 MIA 7:10 SNY L 8-6, 20-23, L-3 WP-Richards (1-5) LP-deGrom (3-5) SV-Romo (7) HRS-Alonso 2 (13,14), Davis (4), Affaro (6)

18 MIA 4:10 SNY L 2-0, 20-24, L-4 WP-Lopez (3-5) LP-Matz (3-3) SV-Conley (2) HR-Berti (2)

18 KC 2:15 SNY W 11-5, 64-60, W-2 WP-Familia (4-1) LP-McCarthy (2-2) HRS-Conforto (26), Alonso (40)

19 OFF

20 CLE 7:10 SNY W 9-2, 65-60, W-3 WP-Matz (8-7) LP-Bieber (12-6) HRS-Davis (15), Conforto (27), Kipnis (12)

21 CLE 7:10 SNY W 4-3 (10), 66-60, W-4 WP-Avilan (4-0) LP-Hand (6-4) HR-Santana (30)

22 CLE 7:10 SNY W 2-0 (8 inn), 67-60, W-5 WP-Syndergaard (9-6) LP-Civale (1-3) SV-Sewald (1)

23 ATL 7:10 SNY L 2-1 (14), 67-61, L-1 WP-Jackson (7-2) LP-Familia (4-2) SV-Melancon (5) HR-deGrom (2)

24 ATL 7:10 WPIX L 9-5, 67-62, L-2 WP-Tomlin (2-1) LP-Brach (4-4) HRS-Alonso (41), Albies (19), Donaldson (30), Freeman (35)

19 MIA 1:10 WPIX L 3-0, 20-25, L-5 WP-Alcantara (2-4) LP-Syndergaard (3-4) HR-Grannderson (5)

20 WSH 7:10 SNY W 5-3, 21-25, W-1 WP-Gagnon (2-0) LP-Corbin (4-2) SV-Diaz (11) HRS-Rosario (4), Alonso (15), Rendon (9)

21 WSH 7:10 SNY W 6-5, 22-25, W-2 WP-Diaz (1-2) LP-Rainey (0-1) HRS-Davis (5), Alonso (16), Soto (7), Dozier (8)

22 WSH 7:10 SNY W 6-1, 23-25, W-3 WP-Gagnon (3-0) LP-Barraclough (0-1) HRS-Davis (1), Eaton (4)

23 WSH 12:10 SNY W 6-4, 24-25, W-4 WP-Gsellman (1-0) LP-Suero (1-4) SV-Diaz (12) HR-Gomez (1)

24 DET 7:10 SNY L 9-8, 24-26, L-1 WP-Farmer (3-3) LP-Gagnon (3-1) SV-Greene (16) HRS-Rosario (5), Hechavarria (1), Altherr (1), Alonso (17), Ramos (3), Jones (5), Cabrera (2)

25 DET 4:10 WPIX W 5-4 (13), 25-26, W-1 WP-Santiago (1-0) LP-Farmer (3-4) HRS-Ramos 2 (4,5), Nido (2), Dixon (4)

25 ATL 1:10 WPIX L 2-1, 67-63, L-3 WP-Keuchel (5-5) LP-Matz (8-8) SV-Melancon (6) HRS-Donaldson 2 (31,32)

26 OFF

27 CHC 7:10 SNY L 5-2, 67-64, L-4 WP-Darvish (5-6) LP-Stroman (7-12) HRS-Alonso (42), Davis (16), Russell (8), Baez (29)

28 CHC 7:10 SNY L 10-7, 67-65, L-5 WP-Ryan (4-2) LP-Syndergaard (9-7) SV-Kimbrel (12) HRS-McNeil (16), Davis (17), Happ (5), Schwarber (31), Castelanos (20)

29 CHC 7:10 SNY L 4-1, 67-66, L-6 WP-Lester (11-9) LP-deGrom (8-8) SV-Kimbrel (13) HRS-Davis (18), Caratini 2 (8,9)

30 PHI 7:05 SNY W 11-5, 68-66, W-1 WP-Wilson (4-1) LP-Morris (1-1) HRS-Frazier 2 (17,18)) Conforto (28)

31 PHI 7:05 SNY W 6-3, 69-66, W-2 WP-Matz (9-8), LP-Vargas (6-7) SV-Lugo (4) HR-Harper (29)

26 DET 1:10 WPIX W 4-3, 26-26, W-2 WP-Wheeler (4-3) LP-Turnbull (2-4) SV-Diaz (13) HRS-Hechavarria (2), Castlelanos (5)

27 LA 8:10 SNY L 9-5, 26-27, L-1 WP-Kershaw (5-0) LP-Bashlor (0-2) SV-Jansen (15) HRS-Davis (6), Hechavarria (3), Bellinger (19), Taylor (4), Hernandez (8)

28 LA 10:10 SNY W 7-3, 27-27, W-1 WP-Matz (4-3) LP-Garcia (0-2) HRS-Frazier (3), Conforto (10), Bellinger (20 )

29 LA 10:10 SNY L 9-8, 27-28, L-1 WP-Alexander (3-1) LP-Diaz (1-3) HRS-Alonso 2 (18,19), Rosario (6), Smith (2), Seeger (6), Muncy (11), Pederson (16)

30 LA 10:10 SNY L 2-0, 27-29, L-2 WP-Ryu (8-1) LP-Vargas (1-3) SV-Jansen (16)

31 ARZ 9:40 SNY W 5-4, 28-29, W-1 WP-Wheeler (5-3) LP-Andriese (3-4) SV-Gsellman (1) HRS-Walker (10), Marte (13)

SEPTEMBER Month Record – 17-10 Overall Record – 86-76 Position - Third Place, 11 games out

JUNE Month Record – 10-18 Overall Record – 38-47 Position – Fourth Place, 12 games out

1 PHI 7:05 ESPN L 5-2, 69-67, L-1 WP-Neris (3-5) LP-Zamora (0-1) HRS-Alonso (43), Miller (6)

2 WSH 1:05 SNY W 7-3, 70-67, W-1 WP-Syndergaard (10-7) LP-Ross (3-4) HRS-McNeil (17), Cabrera (15)

3 WSH 7:05 SNY L 11-10, 70-68, L-1 WP-Guerra (3-1) LP-Diaz (1-7) HRS-Panik (4), McNeil (18), Nimmo (4), Alonso (44), Soto (32), Suzuki (16)

4 WSH 1:05 YOUTUBE W 8-4, 71-68, W-1 WP-Wheeler (10-7) LP-Sanchez (8-7) HRS-Lagares (3), Cano (11), Alonso (45)

5 OFF

6 PHI 7:10 SNY W 5-4, 72-68, W-2 WP-Diaz (2-7) LP-Morris (1-2) HRS-Conforto (29), Realmuto (23)

7 PHI 7:10 SNY L 5-0, 72-69, L-1 WP-Smyly (4-6) LP-Stroman (7-13) HR-Hernandez (9)

1 ARZ 10:10 SNY L 6-5 (11), 28-30, L-1 WP-Hirano (2-3) LP-Bashlor (0-3) HRS-Frazier (4), Smith (3), Jones (3)

8 PHI 1:10 SNY L 10-7, 72-70, L-2 WP-Suarez (5-1) LP-Sewald (0-1) SV-Neris (24) HRS-Ramos (14), Cano (12), Haseley (4), Franco (16), Kingery (18)

9 ARZ 7:10 SNY W 3-1, 73-70, W-1 WP-deGrom (9-8) LP-Kelly (10-14) SV-Lugo (5) HRS-Alonso 2 (46,47), Flores (8)

10 ARZ 7:10 SNY W 3-2, 74-70, W-2 WP-Wheeler (11-7) LP-Gallen (3-5) SV-Wilson (2) HR-Escobar (34)

11 ARZ 7:10 SNY W 9-0, 75-70, W-3 WP-Matz (10-8) LP-Ray (12-8) HRS-Frazier 2 (19,20), Nimmo (5), McNeil 2 (19,20)

12 ARZ 1:10 SNY W 11-1, 76-70, W-4 WP-Stroman (8-13) LP-Young (7-4) HRS-Frazier (21), Lagares 2 (4,5) Cano (13), Nido (4), Conforto (30)

13 LA 7:10 SNY L 9-2, 76-71, L-1 WP-Kershaw (14-5) LP-Syndergaard (10-8) HRS-Davis (19), Lutz (3), Rios (2)

14 LA 7:10 WPIX W 3-0, 77-71, W-1 WP-Lugo (6-3) LP-Kelly (54) SV-Wilson (3)

2 ARZ 4:10 SNY L 7-1, 28-31, L-2 WP-Kelly (5-6) LP-Matz (4-4) HRS-Ramos (6), Escobar (15), Marte (14)

3 OFF

4 SF 7:10 SNY L 9-3 (10), 28-32, L-3 WP-Melancon (2-0) LP-Gsellman (1-1) HRS-Alonso (20), Ramos (7)

5 SF 7:10 SNY W 7-0, 29-32, W-1 WP-Vargas (2-3) LP-Beede (0-2) HRS-Conforto (11), Rosario (7), Hechavarria 4)

6 SF 12:10 SNY W 7-3, 30-32, W-2 WP-Lugo (3-0) LP-Melancon (2-1) HRS-Rosario (8), Smith (4), Frazier (5), Bell (9), Sandoval (8)

7 COL 7:10 SNY L 5-1, 30-33, L-1 WP-Senzatela (5-4) LP-deGrom (3-6) HRS-Conforto (12), Dahl (6), Murphy (5)

8 COL 7:15 FOX W 5-3, 31-33, W-1 WP-Matz (5-4) LP-Gray (5-5) SV-Diaz (14) HRS-Gomez (2), Alonso (21)

15 LA 7:10 ESPN L 3-2, 77-72, L-1 WP-Jansen (5-3) LP-Lugo (6-4) SV-Maeda (2)

16 COL 8:40 SNY L 9-4, 77-73, L-2 WP-Senzantela (10-10) LP-Matz (10-9) HRS-Nimmo (6), McNeil (21), Desmond (18), Story (33)

17 COL 8:40 SNY W 6-1, 78-73, W-1 WP-Stroman (9-13) LP-Melville (2-3) HRS-Nimmo (7), Rosario (13), Alonso (48), Blackmon (29)

18 COL 3:10 SNY W 7-4, 79-73, W-2 WP-Lugo (7-4) LP-Diaz (5-4) HRS-McNeil (22), Alonso (49), Hillard 2 (3,4)

19 OFF

20 CIN 7:10 SNY W 8-1, 80-73, W-3 WP-deGrom (10-8) LP-Castillo (15-7) HRS-McNeil (23) Rosario (14), Alonso (50), Aquino (17)

21 CIN 4:10 WPIX L 3-2, 80-74, L-1 WP-Kuhnel (1-0) LP-Wilson (4-2) SV-Iglesias (34)

9 COL 1:10 SNY W 6-1, 32-33, W-2 WP-Syndergaard (4-4) LP-Hoffman (1-3) HR-Frazier (6)

10 NYY 7:05 SNY Postponed (Rain) Makeup Date – June 11, Day/Night DH

11 NYY (DH) 1:05 SNY L 12-5, 32-34, L-1 WP-Tanaka (4-5) LP-Wheeler (5-4) HRS-McNeil (3), Sanchez (20), Urshela (16), Voit (16)

12 OFF

13 STL 7:10 SNY Suspended at 4 After 8 ½ innings Resumes on 6/14

14 STL 6:10 SNY Resumption of 6/13 game L 5-4 (10), 33-35, L-1 WP-Martinez (0-1) LP-Diaz (1-4) SV-Hicks (14) HRS-Conforto (13), Dejong (11)

15 STL 7:10 WPIX W 8-7, 34-36, W-1 WP-Syndergaard (5-4) LP-Wacha (4-3) SV-Diaz (15) HRS-Alonso (23), Davis (8), Fowler (7)

22 CIN 1:10 WPIX W 6-3, 81-74, W-1 WP-Brach (5-4) LP-Bauer (11-13) SV-Wilson (4) HRS-Conforto (31), Davis (20), Nimmo (8), Farmer (9), Barnhart (10)

23 MIA 7:10 SNY L 8-4, 81-75, L-1 WP-Smith (10-10) LP-Matz (10-10) HRS-Rosario (15) Alfaro 2 (16,17)

24 MIA 7:10 SNY W 5-4 (11), 82-75, W-1 WP-Sewald (1-1) LP-Conley (2-10) HRS-Conforto 2 (32,33) Diaz (14)

25 MIA 7:10 SNY W 10-3, 83-75, W-2 WP-deGrom (11-8) LP-Dugger (0-4) HRS-Alonso (51), Alfaro (18)

26 MIA 7:10 SNY L 4-2, 83-76, L-1 WP-Brigham (3-2) LP-Wheeler (11-8) SV-Urena (3) HRS-Heineman (1), Granderson (12), Dean (6)

27 ATL 7:10 SNY W 4-2, 84-76, W-1 WP-Stroman (10-13) LP-Keuchel (8-8) SV-Lugo (6) HRS-Alonso (52), Davis (21)

28 ATL 7:15 FOX W 3-0, 85-76, W-2 WP-Matz (11-10) LP-Foltynewicz (8-6) SV-Diaz (26) HRS-Rivera (1), Alonso (53)

Game 2 7:05 SNY W 10-4, 33-34, W-1 WP-Vargas (3-3) LP-Paxton (3-3) HRS-Alonzo (22), Davis (7), Gomez (3)

Game 2 SNY L 9-5, 33-36, L-2 WP-Gant 6-0) LP-Familia (2-1) HRS-Matz (1), Martinez (4), Dejong (12) Fowler (6), Wong (7)

16 STL 1:10 WPIX L 4-3, 34-37, L-1 WP-Miller (3-2) LP-Flexen (0-3) SV-Martinez (2) HRS-Goldschmidt (13), Dejong (13)

17 ATL 7:20 SNY L 12-3, 34-38, L-2 WP-Soroka (8-1) LP-Wheeler (5-5) HBRS-Cano (4), Acuna Jr. (17), Albies (11), McCann (7)

18 ATL 7:20 SNY W 10-2, 35-38, W-1 WP-deGrom (4-6) LP-Teheran (5-5) HRS-Alonso (24), Conforto (14), McNeil (4), Freeman (20), Donaldson (13)

19 ATL 7:20 SNY L 7-2, 35-39, L-1 WP-Fried (8-3) LP-Matz (5-5) HRS-Freeman (21), Donaldson (14)

20 CHC 8:05 SNY L 7-4, 35-40, L-2 WP-Alzostay (1-0) LP-Lockett (0-1) SV-Cishek (7) HRS-Alonso (25), Frazier (7), Baez (18)

21 CHC 2:20 SNY W 5-4, 36-40, W-1 WP-Pounders (1-0) LP-Brach (3-2) SV-Diaz (16) HRS-McNeil (5), Conforto (15), Russell (5)

22 CHC 2:20 WPIX W 10-2, 37-40, W-2 WP-Wheeler (6-5) LP-Quintana (4-7) HRS-Alonso (26), Frazier (8), Ramos (8)

29 ATL 3:10 SNY W 7-6 (11), 86-76, W-2 WP-Mazza (1-1) LP-Dayton (0-1) HRS-Davis (22), Panik (5), Smith (11), Ortega (2), Hechavarria 2 (8,9), Duvall (10)

23 CHC 2:20 WPIX L 5-3, 37-41, L-1 WP-Cishek (2-4) LP-Lugo (3-1) SV-Strop (9) HRS-Alonso (27), Nido (3), Baez (19)

24 PHI 7:05 SNY L 13-7, 37-42, L-2 WP-Eflin (7-7) LP-Matz (5-6) HRS-Frazier (9), Ramos (9), Conforto (16), Smith (5), Segura (8), Hoskins (17), Franco (10), Bruce (21)

25 PH 7:05 SNY L 7-5, 37-43, L-3 WP-Arrieta (7-6) LP-Font (1-2) SV-Neris (16) HRS-Rosario (9), Smith (6), Kingery (10), Hoskins (18), Franco (11), Miller (8)

26 PHI 7:05 SNY L 5-4 (10), 37-44, L-4 WP-Garcia (2-0) LP-Nogosek (0-1) HRS-Smith (7), McNeil (6), Segura (9)

27 PHI 1:05 SNY L 6-3, 37-45, L-5 WP-Hammer (1-0) LP-Diaz (1-5) HRS-Frazier (10), Harper (14), Franco (12), Segura (10)

28 ATL 7:10 SNY L 6-2, 37-46, L-6 WP-Soroka (9-1) LP-deGrom (4-7) HRS-Alonso (28), Riley (13)

29 ATL 4:10 SNY L 5-4, 37-47, L-7 WP-Newcomb (2-0) LP-Lugo (3-2) SV-Jackson (13) HRS-Smith (8), Markakis (8), Riley (14)

30 ATL 7:05 ESPN W 8-5, 38-47, W-1 WP-Font (2-2) LP-Newcomb (2-1) SV-Diaz (17) HRS-Frazier (11), Acuna Jr. (20)

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NEWS AND NOTES

INJURY REPORT
DATE	PLAYER	INJURY	LENGTH
September 25	Jeff McNeil	Broken Wrist	Out For The Season
August 17	Robert Gsellman	Elbow Issue	10 Day Injured List
August 4	Jacob Rhame	Elbow Soreness	Out for the Season
March 28	Yoenis Cespedes	Ankle Surgery	Out For The Season
March 28	Drew Smith	Elbow Surgery	Out For The Season

September 28 Pete Alonso is the all-time rookie home run champion! Pete hit #53 passing Aaron Judge for the record.

September 27 Pete Alonso tied the home run rookie record by hitting #52. Alonso tied Aaron Judge.

September 26 Dominic Smith was activated from the Injured List. Jeff McNeil was put on the Injured List.

September 25 Pete Alonso is just one home run away from tying Aaron Judge’s rookie record of 52.

The Mets were eliminated from postseason contention.

September 24 The Mets announced they will retire Jerry Koosman’s number, 36, next season.

September 23 Pete Alonso passed David Wright on the Mets all time list in total bases with 335.

September 22 Pete Alonso became the first rookie ever to hit 50 home runs and 30 doubles.

The Mets set a franchise record by having 5 players to hit 20 plus home runs.

September 20 Pete Alonso became the first Met in their history to hit 50 home runs in a season. He is two home runs away for tying Aaron Judge’s rookie record.

September 18 Pete Alonso’s 49^th home run broke the club record for the most home runs in a season with 225. He also tied Mark McGwire for second most home runs by a rookie with 49.

September 14 Donnie Hart was recalled from Syracuse.

September 12 For the first time ever in a home game, the Mets hit 6 home runs.

September 11 The Mets linescore for today’s game; 9 runs, 11 hits, 0 errors. Freaky.

Chris Mazza was recalled from Syracuse.

September 8 Today’s game length, 4:29, is the longest game in Mets franchise history.

September 7 Jed Lowrie was activated from the Injured List and Drew Gagnon was called up from Syracuse.

9/1/19 New York Mets activated CF Brandon Nimmo from the 60-day injured list.

9/1/19 New York Mets activated C Tomas Nido from the 7-day injured list.

9/1/19 New York Mets designated LHP Donnie Hart for assignment.

9/1/19 New York Mets signed free agent 2B Ruben Tejada to a minor league contract.

9/1/19 New York Mets selected the contract of 2B Sam Haggerty from Syracuse Mets.

9/1/19 New York Mets recalled RHP Tyler Bashlor from Syracuse Mets.

9/1/19 New York Mets recalled LHP Daniel Zamora from Syracuse Mets.

9/3/19 New York Mets activated 2B Robinson Cano from the 10-day injured list.

8/27/19 New York Mets sent CF Aaron Altherr outright to Syracuse Mets.

8/27/19 New York Mets released 2B Ruben Tejada.

8/28/19 New York Mets sent 2B Jed Lowrie on a rehab assignment to Syracuse Mets.

8/31/19 New York Mets sent 2B Robinson Cano on a rehab assignment to Brooklyn Cyclones.

8/31/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Chris Mazza to Syracuse Mets.

8/31/19 New York Mets recalled RHP Walker Lockett from Syracuse Mets.

August 27 Pete Alonso broke the Mets single season home run record with 42.

August 24 Pete Alonso tied a Mets single season record for home runs with 41.

Jeff McNeil was activated from the Injured List and Aaron Altherr was designated for assignment.

Tomas Nido was put on the 7 Day Concussion List and Rene Rivera was called up from Syracuse.

August 22 Chris Flexen was called up from Syracuse and Ruben Tejada was designated for assignment.

August 20 Rajai Davis was called up from Syracuse and Walker Lockett was sent down to Syracuse.

August 18 Pete Alonso broke the National League rookie home run record by hitting #40.

August 17 Robert Gsellman was put on the Injured List and Walker Lockett was brought up from Syracuse.

August 15 Pete Alonso tied the National League rookie record by hitting 39 home runs.

Pete Alonso and Amed Rosario became the first Mets duo to collect 5 hits in a game.

Jeff McNeil was put on the Injured List and Ruben Tejada was called up from Syracuse.

August 13 Drew Gagnon was called up from Syracuse and Chris Mazza was sent down to Syracuse.

August 9 Joe Panik was signed off waivers from the Giants.

Brad Brach was signed off waivers from the Brewers.

Adeiny Hechavarria was sent down to Syracuse.

August 5 Noah Syndergaard was named the National League Player of the Week for July 29 to August 4.

Robinson Cano was placed on the Injured List and Luis Guillorme was called up from Syracuse.

August 4 Jacob Rhame was put on the Injured List and Donnie Hart was recalled from Syracuse.

August 3 Jacob Rhame was called up from Syracuse and Tyler Bashlor was sent down to Syracuse.

August 2 Chris Mazza was called up from Syracuse and Stephen Nogosek was sent down to Syracuse.

7/26/19 New York Mets activated RHP Zack Wheeler from the 10-day injured list.

7/26/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Walker Lockett to Syracuse Mets.

7/27/19 New York Mets placed 1B Dominic Smith on the 10-day injured list. Stress reaction in left foot.

7/27/19 New York Mets selected the contract of CF Aaron Altherr from Syracuse Mets.

7/28/19 Toronto Blue Jays traded RHP Marcus Stroman and cash to New York Mets for LHP Anthony Kay and RHP Simeon Woods Richardson.

7/29/19 New York Mets traded LHP Jason Vargas to Philadelphia Phillies for C Austin Bossart.

July 20 Pete Alonso broke the Mets rookie record in rbis with 76. Darryl Strawberry held that record with 74.

Walker Lockett was promoted from Syracuse and Jacob Rhame was demoted to Syracuse.

July 19 Tyler Bashlor and Stephen Nogosek were called up from Syracuse and Chris Mazza and Luis Guillorme were demoted to Syracuse.

July 18 Wilmer Font was traded to the Blue Jays for cash considerations.

July 17 Jacob Rhame was called up from Syracuse.

July 16 Zack Wheeler was placed on the Injured List.

July 12 Chris Mazza was called up from Syracuse and Wilmer Font was designated for assignment.

July 9 In this year’s All-Star game, Pete Alonso was 1 for 2 with 2 rbis. He is the first rookie to have multiple rbis in an All-Star Game ever. Jeff McNeil was 0 for 1 and Jacob deGrom threw a perfect inning with just 7 pitches.

July 8 Pete Alonso has won the Home Run Derby.

July 7 Pete Alonso hit his 30^th home run and he is the third rookie all time to have 30 home runs before the All-Star break and his 68 rbis are the most ever by a rookie before the break. Jeff McNeil is leading Major League Baseball in batting average with .348.

7/2/19 New York Mets activated LHP Luis Avilan from the 10-day injured list.

7/2/19 New York Mets activated LHP Justin Wilson from the 10-day injured list.

7/2/19 New York Mets activated RHP Jeurys Familia from the 10-day injured list.

7/2/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Brooks Pounders to Syracuse Mets.

7/2/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Stephen Nogosek to Syracuse Mets.

7/2/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Chris Mazza to Syracuse Mets.

7/2/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Chris Flexen to Syracuse Mets.

7/2/19 New York Mets recalled SS Luis Guillorme from Syracuse Mets.

June 30 Pete Alonso, Jeff McNeil, and Jacob deGrom are All-Stars.

Noah Syndergaard was activated from the Injured List and Carlos Gomez wa

June 29 The Mets honored the 50^th anniversary of the 1969 World Championship team in a pregame ceremony.

June 28 Pete Alonso will participate in this year’s Home Run Derby in Cleveland, Ohio.

June 27 The City of New York and the Mets announced that 126^th Street is being renamed Tom Seaver Way and Citi Field address is now 41 Seaver Way. Also the Mets announced plans for a Tom Seaver statue, that will be next to the Home Run Apple in front of Citi Field. All of this is in honor of The Franchise, Tom Seaver. Seaver is the best pitcher in franchise history.

June 26 Chris Mazza was called up from Syracuse and Walker Lockett was sent down to Syracuse.

Manager Mickey Callaway and Jason Vargas were fined by the Mets $10,000 each for the incident with Newsday beat reporter Tim Healey after the game on Sunday. Callaway repeatedly cursed him out and Vargas threatened Healey physically. The next day Callaway apologized but Vargas didn’t.

June 23 Pete Alonso broke Darryl Strawberry’s club rookie home run record by hitting 27 home runs.

June 22 Pete Alonso tied a Mets rookie record, held by Darryl Strawberry, by hitting 26 home runs. He also broke the National League rookie record. The Major League Baseball rookie home run rookie record is 33 held by Mark Mark McGwire.

Phil Regan will remain the Pitching Coach for the rest of the season.

June 20 The Mets fired Pitching Coach Dave Eiland after 1 ½ years on the job. They also dismissed Bullpen Coach Chuck Hernandez and named Jeremy Accardo for the newly created position Pitching Strategist. Phil Regan was named as the interim Pitching Coach. Also Ricky Bones returned as the bullpen Pitching Coach. Regan, 82, has been in the Mets organization at some capacity for 13 years, as well as a Pitching Coach and a manager for several other organizations. The Mets starters have a 4.47 ERA who is 7^th, and their bullpen ERA is 5.38 who is 14^th. Pitching supposedly is the Mets strength, not this year.

Walker Lockett was called up from Syracuse and Daniel Zamora was sent down to Syracuse.

June 19 Jeurys Familia was put on the Injured List and Drew Gagnon was sent to Syracuse. Hector Santiago was designated for assignment.

Stephen Nogosek, Daniel Zamora, and Chris Flexen were called up from Syracuse.

June 16 Noah Syndergaard was placed on the Injured List and Robinson Cano was activated from the Injured List.

The Mets did not hit a home run in today’s game, ending a club record 19 game stretch at home with a home run.

June 15 The Mets agreed with terms with their 1^st round pick, Brett Baty, on a contract.

The Mets acquired pitcher Brook Pounders from the Indians for cash.

Hector Santiago was designated for assignment, Tim Peterson was sent down to Syracuse, and Chris Flexen was brought up from Syracuse.

June 9 Robinson Cano is back on the Injured List and Tim Peterson was called up from Syracuse.

June 5 Robinson Cano was activated from the Injured and Aaron Altherr was designated for assignment. However Cano had to leave tonight’s game due to quad tightness, so his status is unknown.

June 4 Jeff McNeil was activated from the Injured List and Tyler Bashlor was sent to Syracuse

June 3 Ron Darling will return to SNY broadcast booth on Tuesday June 4 to call Mets games again. Darling has been out since middle of April to undergo surgery for thyroid cancer. The cancer stabilized enough for him to return to work.

The Mets selected Brett Baty, a third baseman from Travis High School in Texas. Baty was selected in the 12^th round in the Major League Baseball amateur draft. Baty was 17^th overall in the MLB’S pipeline and he is a power hitter.

May 31 Seth Lugo was activated from the Injured List and Daniel Zamora was demoted to Syracuse.

May 29 Pete Alonso broke the Mets record of most home runs by a rookie in a month with 10. Darryl Strawberry held the previous record.

May 26 Michael Conforto was activated from the Injured List and Rajai Davis was designated for assignment.

May 25 Jason Vargas was activated from the Injured List and Luis Guillorme was demoted to Syracuse.

May 24 The Mets signed Matt Kemp and Erwin Santana to minor league contracts.

May 23 Aaron Altherr was acquired off waivers from the Giants. Tim Peterson was designated for assignment.

Robinson Cano and Jeff McNeil were put on the Injured List and Luis Guillorme and Ryan O’Rourke was called up from Syracuse.

Yoenis Cespedes underwent ankle surgery and is likely done for the season.

May 22 Rajai Davis became the 11^th player to hit a home run in his first Met at bat.

Brandon Nimmo was placed on the Injured List and Rajai Davis was called up from Syracuse.

Keon Broxton was traded to the Orioles for international pool money.

May 21 Pete Alonso broke the Mets rookie record by hitting the most home runs, 16, before the All-Star Game.

May 20 General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen announced that Yoenis Cespedes took a “violent fall” that he suffered multiple fractures in his right ankle. The accident happened at his ranch in Florida while he was rehabbing his both heels after double surgeries. It is unclear whether the accident is the result of a baseball related activity or a non baseball related activity.

Brodie Van Wagenen also announced that Manager Mickey Callaway’s job is safe for the foreseeable future.

Seth Lugo was placed on the Injured List and Hector Santiago was called up from Syracuse.

May 18 Steven Matz was activated from the Injured List and Paul Sewald was sent to Syracuse.

May 17 Michael Conforto was placed on the 7 Day Concussion List.

Keon Broxton was designated for assignment and Carlos Gomez was called up from Syracuse.

Paul Sewald was promoted from Syracuse.

May 16 Michael Conforto suffered a concussion in today’s game and he will be sent to New York for further evaluation.

May 14 Jeurys Familia was activated from the Injured List and Eric Hanhold was demoted to Syracuse.

May 11 Justin Wilson was put on the Injured List and Eric Hanhold was brought up from Syracuse.

May 10 Amed Rosario hit his first career grand slam.

May 9 Steven Matz was put on the Injured List and Dominic Smith was recalled from Syracuse.

May 7 Corey Oswalt was sent down to Syracuse.

May 6 Ron Darling announced on Twitter that he has Thyroid Cancer, but the doctors said it is very treatable and Ron should be back on SNY in a month or so. Todd Zeile will continue to fill in.

Noah Syndergaard was named National League Player of the Week for April 28-May 5.

Justin Wilson was activated from the Injured List and Jason Vargas was put on the Injured List.

Tim Peterson was optioned back to Syracuse and Corey Oswalt was called up from Syracuse.

The Mets traded for pitcher Wilmer Font of the Rays for a Player to be named Later. Font will start Wednesday.

May 5 Tim Peterson and Tyler Bashlor were called up from Syracuse, and Chris Flexen and Ryan O’Rourke were demoted to Syracuse.

May 4 Luis Avilan was put on the Injured List and Chris Flexen was called up from Syracuse.

May 3 Adeiny Hechavarria was called up from Syracuse and Dominic Smith was demoted to Syracuse.

May 2 Noah Syndergaard became the first Met in franchise history to pitch a complete game shutout and hit a home run.

Pete Alonso was named the National League Rookie of the Month for September.

May 1 Jeurys Familia was put on the Injured List and Ryan O’Rourke was recalled from Syracuse.

4/26/19 New York Mets activated RHP Jacob deGrom from the 10-day injured list.

4/26/19 New York Mets optioned SS Luis Guillorme to Syracuse Mets.

4/26/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Jacob Rhame to Syracuse Mets.

4/26/19 New York Mets recalled RHP Corey Oswalt from Syracuse Mets.

4/27/19 New York Mets optioned RHP Corey Oswalt to Syracuse Mets.

4/27/19 New York Mets recalled RHP Drew Gagnon from Syracuse Mets.

4/28/19 New York Mets sent 2B Jed Lowrie on a rehab assignment to St. Lucie Mets.

4/28/19 New York Mets designated C Travis d'Arnaud for assignment.

4/28/19 New York Mets recalled C Tomas Nido from Syracuse Mets.

April 25 Major League Baseball suspended Jacob Rhame for throwing at Phillies Rhys Hoskins during Tuesday game. The pitch was behind Hoskins’s head, but there was no warning. It is ridiculous.

April 23 Zack Wheeler is the first pitcher in franchise history to have 2 extra base hits while striking out 11 batters in a game.

Zack Wheeler is the first player in Major League Baseball history to throw a pitch lover 100 mph and hit a home run with an exit velocity of over 100 mph.

April 22 Legendary Met Ed Kranepool will receive a kidney transplant on May 7. Ed was looking for a donor for over 2 years.

Todd Frazier was activated from the Injured List and Justin Wilson was put on the Injured List.

Luis Guillorme was called up from Syracuse and Paul Sewald was sent down to Syracuse.

April 21 Daniel Zamora was called up from Syracuse.

April 20 Chris Flexen was called up from Syracuse, then after the game he was sent down to Syracuse.

April 19 Jacob deGrom was put on the Injured List because of elbow soreness. The Mets are optimistic that it is nothing serious but they are sending him for a MRI Monday. A roster move will be made Saturday.

April 17 Jacob Rhame was called up from Syracuse and Drew Gagnon was demoted to Syracuse.

Ron Darling’s surgery was successful.

April 15 Drew Gagnon was called up from Syracuse and Luis Guillorme was sent down to Syracuse.

Paul Sewald was called up and Corey Oswalt was sent down to Syracuse.

April 13 Legendary Met and SNY broadcaster Ron Darling announced he is taking a medical leave of absence. Darling told the viewers that he hasn’t been feeling too well lately and the doctors found a huge mass in his chest. If everything goes accordingly Ron will return next month.

The Mets set a franchise record by scoring 6 or more runs in 7 consecutive games.

April 9 Tim Peterson was demoted to Syracuse and Corey Oswalt was called up from Syracuse.

April 7 Travis d’Arnaud was activated from the Injured List and Tomas Nido was sent down to Syracuse.

April 3 Jacob deGrom struck out 14, a career high.

April 1 Pete Alonso hit his first Major Leagues home run.

March 27 Jacob deGrom’s megadeal is official.

The Mets signed catcher Rene Rivera to a minor league contract.

March 26 The Mets and Jacob deGrom have agreed on a 5 year contract extension worth $137.5 million dollars, pending a physical. deGrom set Opening Day as the deadline to get a deal. Last season Jacob was 10-9 with a spectacular 1.70 ERA that resulted him winning the Cy Young Award.