Mets 2018

REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE 2021

SUN

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

SUN

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

APRIL

Monthly Record – 9-11

Overall Record – 9-11

Position – 4^th Place, 1 game out

JULY

Monthly Record – 14-13

Overall Record – 55-48

Position – First Place by 3 ½ Games

WSH

7:09

ESPN

Postponed

(Covid)

Makeup Date –

June 19, Split DH

OFF

WSH

4:05

SNY

Postponed

(Covid)

Makeup Date –

June 28

ATL

7:20

SNY

LOSE

4-3, 41-36, L-2

WP-Smith (2-5)

LP-Lugo (1-1)

HRS-Smith Do 2 (7,8),

Riley (14)

NYY

7:05

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

July 4

Day/Night DH

NYY

1:05

WPIX

WIN

8-3, 42-36, W-1

WP-Walker 7-3)

LP-Montgomery (3-3)

HR-Judge (19)

WSH

1:05

SNY

Postponed

(Covid)

Makeup Date –

September 4, Split DH

PHI

7:05

SNY

LOSE

5-3, 0-1, L-1

WP-Brogdon (2-0)

LP-May (0-1)

SV-Alvarado (1)

PHI

7:05

SNY

WIN

8-4, 1-1, W-1

WP-Stroman (1-0)

LP-Anderson (0-1)

HRS-Smith (1),

Alonso (1),

Gregorius (1)

PHI

4:05

SNY

LOSE

8-2, 1-2, L-1

WP-Brogdon (3-0)

LP-Peterson (0-1)

HRS-Hoskins (1),

Bohn (1),

Realmuto (1)

MIA

1:10

SNY

WIN

3-2, 2-2, W-1

WP-Diaz (1-0)

LP-Bass (0-2)

HR-McNeil (1)

OFF

MIA

1:10

SNY

LOSE

3-0, 2-3, L-1

WP-Rogers (1-1)

LP-deGrom (0-1)

SV-Garcia (1)

HRS-Chisholm (1)

NYY (DH) 7 inn

2:05

SNY

WIN

10-5, 43-36, W-2

WP-Familia (3-1)

LP-Chapman (5-3))

HRS-Smith (9),

Alonso (14)

MIL

7:10

SNY

WIN

4-2, 44-37, W-1

WP-Lugo (2-1)

LP-Woodruff (7-4)

SV-Diaz (18)

HR-Narvaez (8)

MIL

7:10

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

July 7

Day/Night DH

MIL (DH – 7 inn)

2:10

SNY

WIN

4-3 (8),45-37, W-2

WP-Diaz (3-2)

LP-Suter (8-4)

HRS-Peraza (6),

Urias (11),

Peterson (4)

PIT

7:10

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup date –

July 10

Doubleheader

PIT

7:10

SNY

WIN

13-4, 46-38, W-1

WP-Loup (3-0)

LP-Brubaker (4-9)

HRS-Villar 2 (7,8)

Alonso (16),

Lindor (10)

PIT (DH – 7 INN)

4:10

SNY

LOSE

6-2, 46-39, L-1

WP-Anderson (5-8)

LP-Stroman (6-7)

HRS-Villar (9),

Anderson (1),

Reynolds (16)

Game 2 -7 inn

7:08

ESPN

LOSE

4-2, 43-37, L-1

WP-Green (4-3)

LP-Oswalt (1-1)

HRS-Alonso (15),

Urshela (11)

Game 2 (7 INN)

7:10

SNY

LOSE

5-0, 45-38, L-1

WP-Cousins (1-0)

LP-Stock (0-2)

HRS-Pina (5),

Adamas (14),

Urias (12)

Game 2 (7 inn)

SNY

WIN

4-2, 47-39, W-1

WP-Familia (4-1)

LP-Kranick (1-1)

SV-Diaz (19)

HRS-Alonso (17),

Stallings (7)

MIA

1:10

SNY

Suspended (1^st Inning)

(Rain)

Resumes on August 31

PHI

7:10

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

April 13, DH

PHI (DH) - 7 inn

4:10

SNY

WIN

4-3 (8), 3-3, W-1

WP-May (1-0)

LP-Neris (0-1)

HR-Smith (2)

PHI

7:10

SNY

WIN

5-1, 5-3, W-3

WP-Peterson (1-1)

LP-Wheeler (1-2)

HRS-McCann (1),

Segura (1)

PHI

12:10

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

June 25, DH

COL

8:40

SNY

Postponed

(Snow)

Makeup Date –

April 17, DH

COL (DH – 7 inn)

5:10

SNY

WIN

4-3, 6-3, W-4

WP-deGrom (1-1)

LP-Bard (0-1)

SV-Diaz (1)

HRS-Alonso (2),

Tapia (2)

PIT

1:10

SNY

LOSE

6-5, 47-40, L-1

WP-Bednar (2-1)

LP-Diaz (3-3)

SV-Rodriguez (12)

HRS-Lindor (11),

Conforto (3),

Castro 2 (2,3) ,

Perez (6)

ALL-STAR

Pete Alonso won the Home Run

Derby for the 2^nd

Consecutive time.

GAME

Coors Field

Denver, CO

8:00

FOX

A.L.5, N.L.2

WP-Ohtani (1-0)

LP-Burnes (0-1)

SV-Hendriks (1)

HRS-Guerrero Jr. (1)

Zunino (1)

Realmuto (1)

BREAK

OFF

PIT

7:05

SNY

LOSE

4-1, 47-41, L-2

WP-Kuhl (3-5)

LP-Stroman (6-8)

SV-Rodriguez (13)

HRS-Difo (2),

Reynolds (17)

PIT

7:05

SNY

LOSE

9-7, 47-42, L-3

WP-Holmes (3-2)

LP-Diaz (3-4)

HRS-Davis 2 (3,4)

Nimmo (2) ,

Difo (3),Stallings (8)

Game 2 – 7 inn

SNY

WIN

4-0, 4-3, W-2

WP-Stroman (2-0)

LP-Nola (0-1)

Game 2 – 7 inn

SNY

LOSS

7-2, 6-4, L-1

WP-Marquez (1-1)

LP-Lucchesi (0-1)

HR-Fuentes (2)

COL

3:10

SNY

WIN

2-1, 7-4, W-1

WP-Stroman (3-0)

LP-Senzatela (1-3)

SV-Diaz (2)

OFF

CHC

7:40

SNY

LOSE

3-1, 7-5, L-1

WP-Arrieta (3-1)

LP-Walker (0-1)

SV-Kimbrel (4)

HR-Davis (1)

CHC

7:40

SNY

LOSE

16-4, 7-6, L-2

WP-Mills (1-0)

LP-Peterson (1-2)

HRS-Lindor (1),

Alonso (3),Baez (5)

CHC

7:40

SNY

LOSE

4-3 (10),7-7, L-3

WP-Winkler (1-0)

LP-Diaz (1-1)

HR-Alonso (4)

WSH

7:10

SNY

WIN

6-0, 8-7, W-1

WP-deGrom (2-1)

LP-Fedde (1-2)

HR-Nimmo (1)

WSH

4:05

WPIX

LOSE

7-1, 8-8, L-1

WP-Ross (2-1)

LP-Stroman (3-1)

HR-Conforto (1)

PIT

1:05

SNY

WIN

7-6, 48-42, W-1

WP-Familia (5-1)

LP-Rodriguez (4-2)

SV-May (2)

HRS-Blankenhorn (2),

Conforto (4)

CIN

7:10

SNY

WIN

15-11 (11), 49-42, W-2

WP-Banda (1-0)

LP-Garcia (0-1)

SV-May (3)

HRS-Alonso (18),

Conforto 2 (5,6),

McNeil (4),Smith (10),

McCann (8),Pillar (9)

CIN

7:10

SNY

LOSE

4-3, 49-43, L-1

WP-Miley (8-4)

LP-Nogosek (0-1)

SV-Garrett (7)

HRS-Alonso (19),

India (6),Aquino (8)

CIN

12:35

SNY

WIN

7-0, 50-43, W-1

WP-Stroman (7-8)

LP-Hoffman (3-5)

HRS-Villar (10),

Smith (11),

Guillorme (1)

OFF

TOR

7:10

SNY

WIN

3-0, 51-43, W-2

WP-Megill (1-0)

LP-Matz (8-5)

SV-Diaz (20)

HRS-Alonso 2 (20,21)

TOR

7:10

WPIX

LOSE

10-3, 51-44, l-1

WP-Richards (4-0)

LP-Walker (7-4)

HRS-Springer (8),

Hernandez 2 (14,15),

Semien (24),

Bichette (17)

WSH

1:10

WPIX

WIN

4-0, 9-8, W-1

WP-Walker (1-1)

LP-Corbin (0-3)

HRS-Davis (2),

Alonso (5)

OFF

BOS

7:10

SNY

LOSE

2-1, 9-9, L-1

WP-Richards (1-2)

LP-Peterson (1-3)

SV-Barnes (5)

HRS-McNeil (2),

Dalbec (1)

BOS

6:40

SNY

LOSE

1-0, 9-10, L-2

WP-Pivetta (3-0)

LP-deGrom (2-2)

SV-Barnes (6)

OFF

PHI

7:05

WPIX

LOSE

2-1, 9-11, L-3

WP-Anderson (1-3)

LP-Stroman (3-2)

SV-Coonrod (1)

TOR

1:10

SNY

WIN

5-4, 52-44, W-1

WP-Lugo (3-1)

LP-Barnes (1-2)

SV-Diaz (21)

HR-Alonso (22)

ATL (DH – 7 Inn)

5:10

SNY

LOSE

2-0, 52-45, L-1

WP-Muller (2-3)

LP-Stroman (7-9)

ATL

7:10

SNY

LOSE

12-5, 53-46, L-1

WP-Morton (10-3)

LP-Eickhoff (0-2)

HRS-McNeil (5),

Drury (3),Albies (17),

Almonte (4),

Riley 2 (18,19)

ATL

7:10

WPIX

WIN

2-1, 54-46, W-1

WP-May (4-2)

LP-Fried (7-7)

SV-Diaz (23)

HRS-Drury (4),

Riley (20)

ATL

12:10

SNY

LOSE

6-3, 54-47, L-1

WP-Chavez (1-2)

LP-Walker (7-5)

SV-Smith (21)

HRS-Alonso (23),

Riley (21),

Almonte (5),

Swanson (18)

CIN

7:10

SNY

LOSE

6-2, 54-48, L-2

WP-Gray (3-6)

LP-Castro (2-3)

HRS-India 2 (9,10),

Votto (21)

CIN

7:10

SNY

WIN

5-4 (10),55-48, W-1

WP-Diaz (4-4)

LP- Cessa (3-2)

HRS-Baez (23),

Suarez (20),

Farmer (10)

Game 2 ( 7 Inn)

SNY

WIN

1-0, 53-45, W-1

WP-May (3-2)

LP-Jackson (1-2)

SV-Diaz (22)

Month Record – 17-9

Overall Record – 26-20

Position – 3 ½ Games Up

AUGUST

Month Record – 10-19

Overall Record – 65-67

Position – 3^rd Place, 6 games out

PHI

6:05

SNY

WIN

5-4, 10-11, W-1

WP-May (2-1)

LP-Neris (1-3)

SV-Diaz (3)

HRS-Conforto (2),

Bohm (3)

CIN

1:10

SNY

LOSE

7-1, 55-49, L-1

WP-Gutierrez (6-3)

LP-Stroman (7-10)

HRS-McNeil (6),

Schrock (2)

MIA

7:10

SNY

LOSE

6-3, 55-50, L-2

WP-Luzardo (3-4)

LP-Megill (1-1)

SV-Flora (3)

HRS-Alonso (24),

Brinson (4)

MIA

7:10

SNY

LOSE

5-4, 55-51, L-3

WP-Neidert (1-1)

LP-Walker (7-6)

SV-Flora (4)

HRS-Jackson (1),

Diaz (3)

MIA

7:10

SNY

WIN

5-3, 56-51, W-1

WP-Castro (3-3)

LP-Bass (1-7)

SV-May (4)

HRS-Baez (24),

Aguilar (19)

MIA

12:10

SNY

LOSE

4-2, 56-52, L-1

WP-Detwiler (2-1)

LP-Familia (5-2)

SV-Bender (2)

PHI

7:05

SNY

LOSE

4-2, 56-53, L-2

WP-Gibson (8-3)

LP-Stroman (7-11)

SV-Kennedy (17)

HRS-Villar (11),

Gregorius (10),

Harper (19)

PHI

6:05

SNY

LOSE

5-3, 56-54, L-3

WP-Hammer (1-0)

LP-McGill (1-2)

SV-Kennedy (18)

HRS-Conforto (7),

Villar(112),McCann (9),

Miller 2 (12,13)

Herrera (8)

PHI

7:05

ESPN

WIN

8-7, 11-11, W-2

WP-Barnes (1-0)

LP-Kintzler (1-1)

SV-Familiar (1)

HRS-Pillar (1),

McCutchen (2),

Gregorius (3)

STL

7:45

SNY

LOSE

6-5, 11-12, L-1

WP-Wainwright (1-3)

LP-Lucchesi (0-2)

SV-Reyes (8)

HRS-Pillar (2),

Bader (2),

Arenado (5)

STL

7:45

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

May 5 - DH

STL (7 Inn)

5:15

SNY

LOSE

4-1, 11-13, L-2

WP-Helsley (3-0)

LP-Stroman (3-3)

SV-Reyes (9)

HRS-Goldschmidt (4),

DeJong (7)

STL

1:15

SNY

WIN

4-1, 13-13, W-2

WP-Walker (2-1)

LP-Gant (2-3)

SV-Diaz (4)

ARZ

7:10

SNY

WIN

5-4 (10),14-13, W-3

WP-Loup (1-0)

LP-Crichton (0-1)

HR-Lindor (2)

ARZ

7:10

SNY

WIN

4-2, 15-13, W-4

WP-Lucchesi (1-2)

LP-Kelly (2-3)

SV-May (1)

HR-McNeil (3)

PHI

1:05

SNY

LOSE

3-0, 56-55, L-4

WP-Wheeler (10-6)

LP-Walker (7-7)

HRS-Segura (8),

Realmuto (13),

Harper (20)

OFF

WSH

7:10

SNY

Suspended

(Rain)

Resumes on

August 11

WSH (9 inn)

4:10

SNY

Resumption of

August 10 game

WIN

8-7, 57-55, W-1

WP-May (5-2)

LP-Thompson (0-1)

SV-Diaz (24)

HR-Soto (19)

WSH (DH – 7 inn)

12:10

SNY

WIN

4-1, 58-55, W-2

WP-Stroman (8-11)

LP-Nolin (0-1)

SV-Diaz (25)

HR-Nimmo (3)

7:10

SNY

LOSE

6-5 (10),59-56, L-1

WP-Jansen (2-4)

LP-Familia (6-3)

HR-Smith (16)

7:10

WPIX

LOSE

2-1 (10),59-57, L-2

WP-Bickford (2-1)

LP-Diaz Y (0-2))

SV-Knebel (3)

HRS-Conforto (8),

Smith (17)

Game 2 (7 Inn)

SNY

WIN

7-2, 12-13, W-1

WP-Yamamoto (1-0)

LP-Oviedo (0-1)

HRS-Nido (1),

Villar (1)

Game 2 (7 inn)

7:10

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

August 12 - DH

Game 2 (7 inn)

SNY

WIN

5-4, 59-55, W-3

WP-Familia (6-2)

LP-Finnegan (4-4)

HRS-Villar (13),

Alonso (25)

ARZ

1:10

SNY

WIN

4-2, 16-13, W-5

WP-deGrom (3-2)

LP-Smith (1-2)

SV-Diaz (5)

HR-Cabrera (3)

OFF

BAL

7:10

SNY

WIN

3-2, 17-13, W-6

WP-Familia (1-0)

LP-Valdez (2-1)

BAL

12:10

SNY

WIN

7-1, 18-13, W-7

WP-Walker (3-1)

LP-Harvey (3-3)

OFF

7:10

SNY

LOSE

3-2, 18-14, L-1

WP-Fairbanks (1-0)

LP-Castro (0-1)

HR-Villar (2)

1:10

WPIX

LOSE

12-5, 18-15, L-2

WP-McClanahan (1-0)

LP-Lucchesi (1-3)

HRS-Peraza (1),

Alonso (6), Lindor (3)

7:10

ESPN

LOSE

14-4, 59-58, L-3

WP-Scherzer (10-4)

LP-Carrasco (0-1)

HRS-Turner (21),

Smith (18), Beaty (5),

Muncy 2 (24,25)

9:45

SNY

LOSE

7-5, 59-59, L-4

WP-Gausman (12-5)

LP-Castro (3-4)

SV-McGee (26)

HRS-Villar (14),

Bryant 2 (20,21),

Belt (16)

9:45

SNY

LOSE

3-2, 59-60, L-5

WP-Webb (7-3)

LP-Stroman (8-12)

SV-Leone (1)

HRS-Alonso (26),

LaStella (2),

Longoria (10)

3:45

SNY

WIN

6-2 (12),60-60, W-1

WP-Familia (7-3)

LP-Chatwood (1-3)

HR-Pillqar (10)

10:10

SNY

LOSE

4-1, 60-61, L-1

WP-Phillips (1-0)

LP-Walker (7-8)

SV-Treinan (4)

10:10

SNY

LOSE

3-2, 60-62, L-2

WP-Buechler (13-2)

LP-Carrasco (0-2)

SV-Jansen (26)

HR-Alonso (2)

4:10

WPIX

LOSE

4-3, 60-63, L-3

WP-Scherzer (11-4)

LP-Hill (6-5)

SV-Jensen (27)

HRS-Nimmo (4),

Alonso (28),

Turner t (19),

Pujols (15), Taylor (18)

1:10

WPIX

LOSE

7-1, 18-16, L-3

WP-Fleming (3-3)

LP-Stroman (3-4)

HRS-Mazeika (1),

Margot (4),Adamas (5),

Lowe (8))

ATL

7:10

SNY

WIN

3-1, 19-16, W-1

WP-Reid-Foley (1-0)

LP-Fried (1-2)

SV-Diaz (6)

HR-Riley (4)

ATL

7:20

SNY

WIN

4-3, 20-16, W-2

WP-Familia (2-0)

LP-Davis (0-4)

SV-Diaz (7)

HRS-Villar (3),

Nido (2), Riley (5),

Freeman (12)

ATL

7:20

SNY

LOSE

5-4, 20-17, L-1

WP-Smith (1-4)

LP-Barnes (1-1)

HRS-Villar (4),

Acuna Jr. (13)

OFF

MIA

7:10

SNY

WIN (12)

6-5, 21-17, W-1

WP-Smith (1-0)

LP-Cimber (0-1)

SV-Barnes (1)

HR-Cooper (4)

MIA

4:10

WPIX

LOSE

3-1, 21-18, L-1

WP-Garcia (3-2)

LP-Smith (1-1)

HR-Cooper (5)

4:10

SNY

WIN

7-2, 61-63, W-1

WP-Stroman (9-12)

LP-Price (4-2)

HR-Davis (5)

OFF

7:10

SNY

LOSE

8-0, 61-64, L-1

WP-Young (2-1)

LP-Megill (1-3)

HRS-Belt 2 (18,19)

Yastrzemski (20),

Wade (17)

7:10

SNY

LOSE

3-2, 61-65, L-2

WP-Watson (5-3)

LP-Walker (7-9)

SV-McGee (29)

HR-Bryant (23)

7:10

SNY

LOSE

3-2, 61-66, L-3

WP-Garcia (5-3)

LP-Lugo (3-2)

SV-Rogers (12)

HRS-Alonso (29),

Bryant (24)

WSH

7:10

WPIX

LOSE

2-1, 61-67, L-4

WP-Espino (4-4)

LP-Hill (6-6)

SV-Finnegan (6)

HR-Baez 25)

WSH

7:10

SNY

WIN

5-3, 62-67, W-1

WP-May (6-2)

LP-Harper (0-1)

SV-Diaz (26)

HRS-Pillar 2 (11,12),

Conforto (9)

MIA

1:10

WPIX

LOSE

5-1, 21-19, L-2

WP-Poteet (2-0)

LP-Yamamoto (1-1)

COL

7:10

SNY

LOSE

3-2, 21-20, L-3

WP-Gomber (3-4)

LP-Peterson (1-4)

SV-Estevez (1)

HRS-McCann (2),

Drury (1),

McMahon (12),Diaz (1)

COL

7:10

SNY

WIN

3-1, 22-20, W-1

WP-Castro (1-1)

LP-Gonzalez (2-3)

SV-Diaz (8)

HRS-Nido (3),

McMahon (13)

COL

7:10

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

May 27 - DH

COL (DH – 7 Inn)

12:10

SNY

WIN

1-0, 23-20, W-2

WP-Stroman (4-4)

LP-Marquez (3-5)

SV-Diaz (9)

HR-Peraza (2)

ATL

7:10

WPIX

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

June 21 - DH

ATL

7:15

FOX

WIN

13-2, 25-20, W-4

WP-Walker (4-1)

LP-Anderson (4-2)

HRS-McCann (3),

Villar (5), Drury (2),

McKinney (4),

Lindor (4)

WSH

1:10

WPIX

WIN

9-4, 63-67, W-2

WP-McGill (2-3)

LP-Fedde (6-9)

HRS-Baez (26),

Villar (15),

Bell 2 (22,23),

Soto (21)

OFF

MIA

Resumption of

April 11 game

1:10

SNY

WIN

6-5, 3-3,(64-67) W-1

WP-Familia (1-0)

LP-Floro (0-1)

HRS-Villar (1),

Nimmo (1)

Game 2 (7 Inn)

SNY

WIN!

4-2, 24-20, W-3

WP-Loup (2-0)

LP-Senzatela (1-5)

SV-Barnes (2)

Game 2 (7 inn)

7:10

SNY

W 3-1, 65-67, W-3

WP-Loup (4-0)

LP-Cabrera (0-1)

SV-Diaz (27)

HR-Conforto (10)

ATL

7:08

ESPN

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

July 26 - DH

ARZ

9:40

SNY

WIN

6-2, 26-20, W-5

WP-deGrom (4-2)

LP-Kelly (2-6)

HRS-Alonso (7),

McKinney (5),

Escobar (13)

SEPTEMBER /OCTOBER

Month Record – 10-18

Overall Record – 77-85

Position – 3^rd Place,11 ½ Games Out

JUNE

Month Record – 15-15

Overall Record – 41-35

Position – 1^st Place, up by 2 games

MIA

7:10

SNY

Postponed

(Rain)

Makeup Date –

September 28

Doubleheader

MIA

7:10

SNY

WIN

4-3, 66-67, W-4

WP-Familia (9-3)

LP-Alcantara (8-13)

SV-Diaz (28)

HRS-Villar (17),

Rojas (9)

WSH

7:05

SNY

WIN

6-2 (10),67-67, W-5

WP-Diaz (5-4)

LP-Voth (3-1)

HR-Soto (24)

WSH (DH) – 7 inn)

1:05

SNY

WIN

11-9 (9),68-67, W-6

WP-May (7-2)

LP-Finnegan (4-6)

SV-Hembree (9)

HRS-Baez (27),

Conforto (11),

Lindor (12),

Stevenson (4)

Game 2 (7 inn)

6:55

SNY

L 4-3, 68-68, L-1

WP-Rogers (1-0)

LP-Megill (2-4)

SV-Finnegan (7)

HRS-Pillar (13),

Thomas (2),

Escobar (2)

ARZ

9:40

SNY

LOSE

6-5 (10), 26-21, L-1

WP-Young (2-4)

LP-May (2-2)

HRS-Smith, D (3),

Smith, C. (5)

ARZ

3:40

SNY

WIN

7-6, 27-21, W-1

WP-Castro (2-1)

LP-Soria (0-1)

SV-Diaz (10)

HRS-McCann (4),

Marte (4)

10:10

SNY

LOSE

4-3, 27-22, L-1

WP-Darvish (6-1)

LP-Walker (4-2)

SV-Melancon (18)

HRS-McCann (5),

Tatis Jr. (17)

10:10

SNY

LOSE

2-0, 27-23, L-2

WP-Snell (2-2)

LP-Lucchesi (1-4)

SV-Melancon (19)

HR-Machado (7)

10:10

SNY

WIN

4-0, 28-23, W-1

WP-deGrom (5-2)

LP-Musgrove (4-5)

HRS-Peraza (3),

Lindor (5)

WSH

1:05

SNY

WIN

13-6, 69-68, W-1

WP-Loup (5-0)

LP-Machado (1-2)

HRS-Villar (18),

Baez (28),Lindor (13),

Pillar (14)

Thomas (3),Bell (24)

WSH

1:05

SNY

LOSE

4-3, 69-69, L-1

WP-Finnegan (5-6)

LP-Diaz (5-5)

HR-Alonso (30)

MIA

6:40

SNY

WIN

9-4, 70-69, W-1

WP-Carrasco (1-2)

LP-Campbell (1-3)

HRS-Alonso 2 (31,32)

MIA

6:40

SNY

LOSE

2-1 (10),70-70, L-1

WP-Bender (3-2)

LP-Diaz (5-6)

HR-Conforto (12)

MIA

6:40

WPIX

LOSE

3-2, 70-71, L-2

WP-Bleier (3-2)

LP-Familia (9-4)

SV-Floro (9)

HRS-Baez (28),

Chisholm (15)

NYY

7:10

SNY

WIN

10-3, 71-71, W-1

WP-McGill (3-4)

LP-Montgomery (5-6)

HRS-Lindor (14),

Gallo (32),Rizzo (20)

NYY

7:40

FOX

LOSE

8-7, 71-72, L-1

WP-Holmes (7-3)

LP-May (7-3)

SV-Chapman (26)

HRS-Baez (30),

McCann (10),

Higstroika (11),

Gardner (8),

Judge 2 (31,32)

4:10

WPIX

WIN

6-2, 29-23, W-2

WP-Stroman (5-4)

LP-Paddock (2-5)

HRS-Smith (4),

McCann (6)

OFF

BAL

7:05

SNY

LOSE

10-3, 29-24, L-1

WP-Zimmermann (4-3)

LP-Peterson (1-5)

HRS-Alonso 2 (8,9),

Franco (7) ,

Santander (4)

BAL

7:05

SNY

WIN

14-1, 30-24, W-1

WP-Walker (5-2)

LP-Harvey (3-7)

HRS-Alonso (10),

Pillar 2 (3,4),

McKinney 2 (6,7),

Williams (1)

OFF

7:10

SNY

WIN

3-2, 31-24, W-2

WP-deGrom (6-2)

LP-Snell (3-2)

SV-Diaz (11)

HR-Cronenworth (6)

4:10

SNY

WIN

4-1, 32-24, W-3

WP-Stroman (6-4)

LP-Musgrove (4-6)

SV-Diaz (12)

HRS-Lindor (6),

Villar (6),Tatis Jr. (18)

NYY

8:08

ESPN

WIN

7-6, 72-72, W-1

WP-Lugo (4-2)

LP-Green (7-7)

SV-Diaz (29)

HRS-Lindor 3 (15,16,17),

Torres (7),

Stanton (27)

STL

7:10

WPIX

LOSE

7-0, 72-73, L-1

WP-Wainwright (16-7)

LP-Hill (6-7)

HR-Goldschmidt (25)

STL

7:10

WPIX

LOSE

7-6 (11),72-74, L-2

WP-Reyes (8-8)

LP-Reed (0-1)

SV-Kim (1)

HRSBaez (31),

O’Neil (26)

STL

7:10

SNY

LOSE

11-4, 72-75, L-3

WP-Lester (6-6)

LP-McGill (3-5)

HRS-Alonso (33),

Pillar (15), Bader (12),

Goldschmidt (26),

Arenado (32),

Sosa (6)

OFF

PHI

7:10

SNY

LOSE

4-3, 72-76, L-4

WP-Wheeler (14-9)

LP-Walker (7-10)

SV-Kennedy (23)

HR-Miller (19)

PHI

7:15

FOX

LOSE

5-3, 72-77, L-5

WP-Nola (8-8)

LP-Carrasco (1-3)

SV-Kennedy (24)

HRS-Nimmo (6),

Segura 2 (13,14)

1:10

WPIX

LOSE

7-3, 32-25, L-1

WP-Paddock (3-5)

LP-Familia (2-1)

HRS-Peraza (4),

Pham (5),Tatis Jr. (19),

Machado (9)

CHC

7:10

SNY

WIN

5-2, 33-25, W-1

WP-Peterson (2-5)

LP-Arrieta (5-7)

SV-Diaz (13)

HRS-Smith (5),

Rizzo (8),Wisdom (9)

CHC

7:10

SNY

WIN

3-2, 34-25, W-2

WP-Walker (6-2)

LP-Mills(2-1)

SV-Lugo (1)

HR-Baez (15)

CHC

7:10

SNY

WIN

6-3, 35-25, W-3

WP-Reid-Foley (2-0)

LP-Stock (0-1)

SV-Diaz (14)

HRS-Smith (6),

Pillar (6),Rizzo (9),

Ortega (2)

CHC

7:10

SNY

LOSE

2-0, 35-26, L-1

WP-Henricks (9-4)

LP-Stroman (6-5)

SV-Kimbrel (19)

HR-Baez (16)

WSH

7:05

SNY

LOSE

1-0, 35-27, L-2

WP-Hand (4-2)

LP-Diaz (1-2)

WSH (DH – 7 inn)

1:05

WPIX

WIN

5-1, 36-27, W-1

WP-Loup (2-0)

LP-Ross (3-7)

HRS-Lindor 2 (7,8))

PHI

7:10

ESPN

WIN

3-2, 73-77, W-1

WP-Loup (6-0)

LP-Gibson (10-8)

SV-Diaz (30)

HR-McNeil (7)

OFF

BOS

7:10

SNY

LOSE

6-3, 73-78, L-1

WP-Brasler (1-1) LP-LP-Stroman (9-13)

HRS-Alonso (34),

Hernandez (18),

Bogaerts (23)

BOS

7:10

SNY

LOSE

12-5, 73-79, L-2

WP-Sale (5-0)

LP-Walker (7-11)

HRS-Alonso (35),

Schwarber 2 (30,31)

OFF

MIL

8:10

SNY

LOSE

5-1, 73-80, L-3

WP-Lauer (7-5)

LP-Megill (3-6)

HRS-Wong (14),

Adamas (23),

Yelich (9)

MIL

7:10

WPIX

LOSE

2-1, 73-81, L-4

WP-Burnes (11-4)

LP-Hill (6-8)

SV-Hader (34)

Game 2 (7 inn)

6:05

SNY

LOSE

6-2, 36-28, L-1

WP-Lester (1-2)

LP-Gsellman (0-1)

SV-Hand (14)

HRS-Peraza (5),

Schwarber 2 (14,15)

Turner (11)

WSH

1:05

SNY

LOSE

5-,2, 36-29, L-2

WP-Corbin (5-5)

LP-Walker (6-3)

SV-Hand (15)

HRS-Pillar (6),

Alonso (11),

Schwarber 3 (16,17,18)

ATL (DH – 7 Inn)

5:10

SNY

WIN

4-2, 37-29, W-1

WP-deGrom (7-2)

LP-Muller (0-1)

SV-Diaz (15)

HR-Albies (11)

ATL

7:10

SNY

LOSE

3-0, 37-31, L-2

WP-Morton (7-3)

LP-Y. Diaz (0-1)

SV-Smith (15)

HR-Swanson (12)

ATL

7:10

SNY

WIN

7-3, 38-31, W-1

WP-Oswalt (1-0)

LP-Wright (0-1)

SV-Diaz (16)

HRS-Lindor (9),

Inciarte (2)

OFF

PHI (DH – 7 inn)

4:10

SNY

WIN

2-1 (8),39-31, W-2

WP-Lugo (1-0)

LP-Suarez (3-2)

PHI

4:10

WPIX

WIN

4-3, 40-32, W-1

WP-Diaz (2-2)

LP-Neris (1-5)

HR-Pillar (7)

MIL

2:10

WPIX

LOSE

8-4, 73-82, L-5

WP-Peralta (10-5)

LP-Carrasco (1-4)

HRS-Lindor (18),

Adamas (24)

OFF

MIA (DH – 7 inn)

4:10

SNY

WIN

5-2, 74-82, W-1

WP-Stroman (10-13)

LP-Thompson (2-7) SV-Diaz (31)

HRS-Lindor (19),

Diaz (8)

MIA

7:10

SNY

LOSE

3-2, 75-83, L-1

WP-Okert (3-1)

LP-Lugo (4-3)

SV-Floro (13)

HR-Conforto (13)

MIA

7:10

WPIX

WIN

12-3, 76-83, W-1

WP-Hill (7-8)

LP-Guenther (0-1)

HRS-Alonso 2 (36,37)

Lindor (20),

Brimson (9)

ATL

7:20

SNY

WIN

4-3, 77-85 W-2

WP-Megill (4-6)

LP-Ynoa (4-6)

SV-Diaz (32)

HRS-Nimmo 2 (7,8),

Rosario (14),

Adrianaza (8)

ATL

7:20

FOX

LOSE

6-5, 77-84, L-1

WP-Smyly (11-4)

LP-Carrasco (1-5)

SV-Webb (1)

HRS-Conforto (14),

Pederson (18),

Contreas (8)

Game 2 ( 7 Inn)

SNY

LOSE

1-0, 37-30, L-1

WP-Anderson (5-3)

LP-Castro (2-2)

SV-Smith (14)

HR-Acuna Jr. (20)

Game 2 (7 inn)

SNY

LOSE

2-1 (8),39-32, L-1

WP-Bradley (3-1)

LP-Reid-Foley (2-1)

SV-Neris (11)

HR-Harper (11)

Game 2 (7 inn)

SNY

WIN

2-1 (9),75-82, W-2

WP-Hand (6-7)

LP-Bender (3-9)

HR-Sanchez (14)

PHI

1:10

WPIX

LOSE

4-2, 40-33, L-1

WP-Wheeler (6-4)

LP-Stroman (6-6)

SV-Bradley (1)

HR-Pillar (8)

WSH

7:10

SNY

LOSE

8-4, 40-34, L-2

WP-Espino (2-2)

LP-EickHoff (0-1)

SV-Hand (17)

HRS-Alonso (12),

McKinney (8),

Schwarber 2 (23,24),

Turner (13),Parra (1),

Zimmerman (9)

ATL

7:20

SNY!

WIN

4-3, 41-34, L-1

WP-Smith Dr. (3-1)

LP-Minter (1-3)

SV-Diaz (17)

HRS-McCann (7),

Albies (13)

ATL

7:20

SNY

LOSE

20-2, 41-35, L-1

WP-Fried (5-4)

LP-Peterson (2-6)

HRS-Alonso (13),

Acuna Jr. (22),

Albies 2 (14,15),

Adrianza (4)

ATL

3:20

SNY

LOSE

5-0, 77-85, L-2

WP-Strider (1-0)

LP-Sydergaard (0-1)

HR-Soler (27)

HOME

AWAY

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WPIX – WB11

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ALL TIMES ARE EST

NEWS & NOTES

INJURY REPORT
DATE	PLAYER	INJURY	LENGTH
September 29	Tomas Nido	Sprained Thumb	Out for the Season
September 26	J D Davis	Sprained Hand	Out for the Season
August 14	Drew Smith	Elbow Inflammation	10 Day IL
July 24	Stephen Nogosek	Shoulder Inflammation	10 Day IL
July 21	Robert Stock	Strained Right Hamstring	10 Day IL
July 18	Jacob deGrom	Elbow Sprain	Out for the Season
July 6	Corey Oswalt	Knee Inflammation	60 Day IL
July 2	David Peterson	Fractured Foot	60 Day IL
June 19	Joey Lucchesi	Elbow Ligament Tear	Out for the Season
April 8	Dellin Betances	Shoulder Surgery	Out for the Season
March 29	Jose Martinez	Torn Menisus	60 Day IL

October 2 Francisco Lindor collected his 1,000^th hit of his career, a triple.

Robert Gsellman was activated from the Injured List and Tylor Megill was sent down to Syracuse.

J D Davis will have surgery on his hand to fix a torn ligament.

September 29 Patrick Mazeika was called up from Syracuse and Tomas Nido was put on the Injured List.

Sean Reid-Foley was sent down to Syracuse.

September 28 Noah Syndergaard was activated from the Injured List and he pitched in tonight’s game. Noah pitched only 1 inning,10 pitches,2 strikeouts, and 0 walks.

Manager Luis Rojas said Jacob deGrom will not pitch again this season

September 26 Sean Reid-Foley was activated from the Injured List and J D Davis was put on the Injured List.

Albert Almora Jr. was designated for Assignment.

September 25 The Mets are officially eliminated from the playoffs. After spending 90 days in first place the Mets just collapsed in the second half.

September 21 The Mets played 10 straight games of 3 ½ hours, a club record.

September 17 Brandon Nimmo was activated from the Injures List and Jordan Yamamoto was demoted to Syracuse.

September 15 According to reports, Sandy Alderson will be back as Team President next season. His main responsibility will hire a General Manager/President of Baseball Operations.

Jose Peraza was activated from the Injured List and Albert Almora Jr. was demoted to Syracuse.

September 14 Tomas Nido and Jake Reed were activated from the Injured List and Patrick Mazeika and Yensy Diaz were sent down to Syracuse.

September 12 Francisco Lindor became the 15^th player, 3^rd at home, to hit 3 home runs in

September 7 Pete Alonso hits his 100^th home run of his career. He is the second fastest player to reach 100 home runs in Major League Baseball.

Sandy Alderson announced that Jacob deGrom’s injury has been an elbow sprain. It is unknown he will pitch again this season.

September 4 Brandon Nimmo was put on the Injured List and Travis Blankenhorn was activated.

James McCann was activated from the Injured List and Geoff Hartlieb was designated for Assignment.

September 2 Acting General Manager Zack Scott was put on administrative leave until further notice due his DUI charge while the Mets are still investigating the issue. Team President Sandy Alderson will assume Scott’s GM’s responsibilities.

Brad Hand was claimed off waivers from the Blue Jays. Hand was the Nationals saves leader before being dealt to the Blue Jays.

Albert Almora Jr. and Yensy Diaz were added to the team.

September 1 Acting General Manager Zack Scott was arrested early Tuesday morning for DUI. Scott was found sleeping in his car around 4:30 am, and he refused to give blood, the breathalyzer test, and he failed the Field Sobriety test. Scott attended Steve Cohen’s Mets Foundation charity event at Cohen’s house Monday night but it ended well before the incident occurred. Scott was released Tuesday and is due back in court Thursday. The Mets are reviewing the incident and will act accordingly.

August 31 Howie Rose, longtime Mets broadcaster announced tonight’s game is his last for this season. Howie will undergo a medical procedure on Friday. Thoughts and prayers go for him and his family.

Luis Guillorme was activated from the Injured List and Brandon Drury was demoted to Syracuse.

Both Francisco Lindor and Javier Baez apologized for the thumbs down sign towards the fans Sunday. Both players explained thumbs down is a way to pump up the players.

Tomas Nido was put on the Injured List and Chance Cisco was recalled from Syracuse.

August 29 A few of the Mets player, Including Javier Baez and Francisco Lindor gave the fans the thumbs down sign during and after the game in response to the fans booing during the recent tough stretch.Team President Sandy Alderson issued a statement saying the team will not tolerate any such behavior and he will talk to the players tomorrow.

According to reports Noah Syndergaard has tested positive for COVID.

August 28 The Mets retired legendary Met Jerry Koosman’s number,36, in a pre-game ceremony.It was the fifth number the Mets retired. Koosman is a member of the 1969 World Championship team and the 1973 National League Championship team.

August 27 Tomas Nido was activated from the Injured List and Chance Sisco was sent down to Syracuse.

August 24 Francisco Lindor was activated from the Injured List and Geoff Hartlieb was demoted to Syracuse.

Heath Hembree was activated and Yensy Diaz was demoted to Syracuse.

August 22 Javier Baez was activated from the Injured List and Travis Blankenhorn was sent down to Syracuse.

August 20 James McCann and Jake Reed were put on the Injured List and Geoff Hartlieb was called up from Syracuse.

August 18 Chance Sisco was called up from Syracuse and Yensy Diaz was demoted to Syracuse.

August 16 Tomas Nido was put on the Injured List and Patrick Mazeika was called up from Syracuse. Also Trevor Williams was called up and Geoff Hartlieb was sent to Syracuse.

August 14 Drew Smith was put on the Injured List and Geoff Hartlieb was recalled from Syracuse.

Jake Reed was called up from Syracuse and Albert Almora Jr. was demoted to Syracuse.

August 13 Javier Baez was placed on the Injured List and Travis Blankenhorn was called up from Syracuse.

August 6 After spending 90 days in first place, the Mets are now a second place team.

Edwin Diaz was activated from the Paternity List and Jake reed was demoted to Syracuse.

August 4 Edwin Diaz was placed on the Paternity List and Jake Reed was recalled from Syracuse.

August 3 Miguel Castro was reinstated from the COVIS 19 Injured list and Geoff Hartlieb was demoted to Syracuse.

August 2 Miguel Castro was put on the COVID 19 Injured List and Albert Almora Jr. was called up from Syracuse.

August 1 Luis Guillorme was put the Injured List and Geoff Hartlieb was brought up from Syracuse.

July 31 Jon Matlack, Ron Darling, and Edgardo Alfonso are the latest members of the Mets Hall of Fame.

July 30 Javier Baez was acquired from the Cubs for prospect Pete Crow-Armstrong. The Mets also got pitcher Trevor Williams. Baez is hitting .248 with 22 hrs, his primary position is shortstop but he said you will switch to Second base when Francisco Lindor returns from injury.

Carlos Carrasco was activated from the Injured List and Akeem Bostick was Designated for Assignment.

Jacob deGrom is being shut down for 2 weeks for elbow inflammation.

July 28 Akeem Bostick was called up from Syracuse and Jerad Eickhoff was designated for Assignment.

July 27 Jerrad Eickhoff was signed and Travis Blankenhorn was optioned to Syracuse.

July 24 Stephen Nogosek was put on the Injured List and Brandon Drury was called up from Syracuse.

Outfielder Tony Payton was acquired from the Reds for cash considerations. Payton was assigned to Syracuse.

July 23 Rich Hill was acquired from the Rays for Tommy Hunter and a minor leaguer. Hill is a reliable pitcher who has about a 3.90 ERA for his career.

July 21 Billy McKinney was traded to the Dodgers for minor league outfielder Carlos Rincon. Rincon was assigned to Double-A Binghamton.

Robert Stock was put on the Injured List and Travis Blankenhorn was called up from Syracuse.

Nick Tropeano was called up from Syracuse and Geoff Hartlieb was demoted to Syracuse.

July 20 Jose Peraza was put on the Injured List and Geoff Hartlieb was called up from Syracuse.

July 19 Manager Luis Rojas was suspended for 2 games for “excessive arguing” in yesterday’s game. Rojas began the suspension tonight.

Anthony Banda and Stephen Nogosek were called up from Syracuse. Travis Blankenhorn was demoted to Syracuse.

Johneswhy Fargas was designated for assignment.

July 18 Jacob deGrom was placed on the Injured List.

July 17 Jacob deGrom has forearm discomfort and will not pitch until further notice. deGrom experienced it first just before the All-Star Break, and experienced the discomfort again yesterday during his side session.

Francisco Lindor was put on the Injured List and Travis Blankenhorn was called up from Syracuse.

July 16 J D Davis was activated from the Injured List and Billy McKinney was designated for assignment.

Francisco Lindor left tonight’s game with right side soreness, he will undergo tests tomorrow morning.

July 15 The black Jerseys are coming back! They will debut on Friday night July 30, and the players will wear them every Friday night home game thereafter.

July 12 Pete Alonso beats out the Orioles Trey Mancini in the Home Run Derby. Alonso slugged a total of 74 home runs as he was on a different planet. It is the 2^nd consecutive time that Pete won the derby.

The Mets drafted pitcher Kumar Rocker as their #1 pick (10^th overall). Some teams had him as #1 but he was still there for the Mets.

July 9 Taijuan Walker will be on the National League roster for the All-Star Game, replacing Jacob deGrom. It will be the first time for Walker.

July 7 Jacob deGrom elected not to pitch in the All-Star Game.

Nick Tropeano was called up from Syracuse for today’s doubleheader.

July 6 Corey Oswalt was put on the Injured List and Robert Stock was called up from Syracuse.

July 4 Jacob deGrom was elected to participate in this year’s All-Star game in Denver Colorado.

Jonathan Villar was activated from the Injured List and Sean Reid-Foley was put on the Injured List.

Yensy Diaz was called up from Syracuse.

Albert Almora Jr. was optioned to Syracuse.

July 2 Brandon Nimmo, Jeurys Familia, and Tomas Nido were activated from the Injured List and David Peterson was put on the Injured List. Also Patrick Mazeika and Thomas Szapucki were sent down to Syracuse.

Jacob deGrom won the National League Pitcher of the month for June. It is the first time a Met pitcher has won this award twice in a season. deGrom was 3-0 with an 0.69 ERA.

Anthony Banda was acquired from the Rays.

June 29 Thomas Szapucki was called up from Syracuse and designated Jerad Eickhoff for assignment.

June 28 Marcus Stroman was placed on the Bereavement List and Sean Reid-Foley was called up from Syracuse.

June 25 Jonathan Villar was placed on the Injured List and Travis Blankenhorn was called up from Syracuse.

Sean Reid-Foley was called up for the doubleheader.

Cisco Chance was claimed from the Orioles.

Aaron Nola tied Tom Seaver’s record by striking out 10 consecutive batters.

June 23 Michael Conforto was activated from the Injured List while Tomas Nido was put on the Injured List

Tylor Megill and Corey Oswalt were called up from Syracuse and Sean Reid-Foley and Yensi Diaz were demoted to Syracuse.

Marcus Stroman had a MRI on his hip and it came back clean. He is expected to make his next scheduled start.

Patrick Mazeika was recalled from Syracuse.

June 22 Marcus Stroman left the game tonight due to an apparent hip injury.

Joey Lucchesi will have Tommy John Surgery and will be out for the rest of the season.

June 21 Jacob deGrom continues his amazing season; he allowed 0 runs to lower his ERA to 0.50, a Major League Baseball record.

Jeff McNeil was activated from the Injured List and Robert Gsellman was put on the Injured List.

Jeurys Familia was placed on the Injured List and Yensy Diaz was called up from Syracuse.

June 19 Albert Almora JR. was activated from the Injured List and Joey Lucchesi was put on the Injured List.

Troy Miller was acquired from the Blue Jays for Jacob Barnes.

June 18 the Mets have gone 21 innings without scoring a run.

June 17 The MRI on Jacob deGrom’s right shoulder came out clean even after two doctors looked at it. The next steps are for Jacob deGrom does what he usually do between starts and plan for him to start on Monday.

June 16 Jacob deGrom left the game tonight just after 3 perfect (8 strikeouts) innings with right shoulder soreness. The pain is in the back of the shoulder. Jacob will have a MRI tomorrow and hopefully he will be okay. Jacob lowered his ERA to miniscule 0.54, a Major League Baseball record.

June 14 Sean Reid-Foley was called up from Syracuse and Jacob Barnes was Designated for Assignment.

June 12 Jacob deGrom’s MRI came back clean on his elbow and is scheduled to make his next start on Wednesday.

June 11 Jacob deGrom left the game tonight after 6 innings with right flexor tendonitis in his elbow. Both Jacob deGrom and Manager Luis Rojas are not worried about the injury.

Jacob deGrom’s ERA of 0.56 is the lowest in Major League Baseball history through 10 starts.

Luis Guillerme was activated from the Injured List and Travis Blackenhorn was sent to Syracuse.

June 5 Jacob deGrom’s ERA of 0.62 through the first 9 starts of a season is a Major League Baseball record.

June 1 Travis Blackenhorn was claimed from the Mariners and Wilfredo Tovar was designated for assignment.

May 31 Kevin Pillar in his first At Bat since the beaning singled.

Pete Alonso, Seth Lugo, and Kevin Pillar are all activated from the Injured List, and Khalil Lee, Sean Reid-Foley, and Patrick Mazeika are optioned to Syracuse. Additionally Mason Williams was called up from Syracuse and Cameron Maybin was designated for assignment

May 29 Taijuan Walker was activated from the Injured List and Yensy Diaz was demoted to Syracuse.

May 27 Johneshwy Fargas was put on the Injured List and Thomas Szapucki was recalled from Syracuse.

May 26 Billy McKinney was acquired from the Brewers for a minor leaguer. McKinney was designated for assignment and is having a bad season.

May 25 Jacob deGrom was activated from the Injured List and Jordan Yamamoto was placed on the Injured List.

May 23 Jake Hager was designated for Assignment and Jordan Yamamoto was called up from Syracuse.

May 21 Pete Alonso and Tommy Hunter were put on the Injured List and Brandon Drury and Yensy Diaz were called up from Syracuse.

May 19 Taiwan Walker was put on the Injured List and Cameron Maybin was called up from Syracuse.

May 18 Kevin Pillar was placed on the Injured List and Wilfredo Tovar was called up from Syracuse.

Cameron Maybin was acquired from the Cubs for cash considerations, then the Mets assigned him to Syracuse.

May 17 Michael Conforto and Jeff McNeil were put on the Injured List, and Khalil Lee and Johneshwy Fargas were called up from Syracuse.

Also Taiwan Walker left the game tonight with side tightness and Kevin Pillar was hit in the face by a 95 mph fastball in the 7^th inning. Kevin left the game under his own power and he was taken to the hospital to take a CAT scan.

May 12 Albert Almora Jr. was put on the Injured List and Khalil Lee was recalled from Syracuse.

May 11 Sean Reid-Foley was recalled from Syracuse.

May 10 Even though the MRI came back clean the Mets have decided to put Jacob deGrom on the Injured List. deGrom has been complaining about tightness for the last two weeks.

May 9 Jacob deGrom left today’s game in the 6^th inning because of tightness in his lower right back. He is going to have a MRI tonight.

May 6 SNY broadcaster Keith Hernandez will be inducted in the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame in August. It is the second team that Hernandez will be a member of. Of course the Mets was the first.

The Mets left 17 runners on base in a 9 inning game, a new club record.

May 5 Patrick Mazeika was called up replacing Brandon Nimmo. Sean Reid-Foley was called up from the Alternate Site as the 27^th man for tonight’s doubleheader.

May 4 Jacob deGrom was scratched from his scheduled start because of a sore lat.

Sean Reid-Foley was sent to the Alternate Site and Jordan Yamamoto was called from the Alternate Site.

After last night’s game, Hitting coach Chili Davis and his assistant Tom Slater were dismissed from their duties. Hugh Quattlebaum is the new hitting coach and Ken Howard is the assistant. Chili was from the old school and management wants a coach that uses analystcs a lot. Even though the offense came alive this weekend and the players like him a lot, management chose to go in a different way. Also it didn’t help for Chili that the Mets are last in the National League in home runs and that their superstar shortstop Francisco Lindor is only hitting .163 with just a home run.

Jacob deGrom is the National League Pitcher of the month for April. DeGrom had a historic month.

Trevor Hildenberger was called up, replacing J D Davis. Also, Joey Lucchesi was call up and Daniel Zamora was sent down.

May 2 Dominic Smith and Miguel Rojas were fined by Major League Baseball for their involvement in Friday night’s skirmish.

April 30 Jose Peraza was brought in from the Alternate Site, replacing Luis Guillorme.

April 27 Jerry Blevins announced his retirement after 13 seasons.

April 23 Jacob deGrom became the first player in Major League Baseball history to strike out 50 batters in his first four starts of the season.

April 22 Sean Reid-Foley was activated and Tom Hildenberger was sent to the alternate site..

April 21 Francisco Lindor hit his first home run as a Met.

April 17 J D Davis was activated from the Injured List and Jose Peraza was sent to the Alternate Site.

April 13 Stephen Tarpley was activated for tonight’s doubleheader as the 27^th man.

April 10 Jose Peraza was called up, replacing J D Davis.

April 8 Tom Hildenberger was called up, replacing Dellin Betances.

April 6 Tonight’s win is the first for team owner, Steve Cohen

April 5 Francisco Lindor collected his first hit as a Met.

April 2 The entire Mets Nationals opening series has been postponed due to 4 Nationals tested positive for Covid. Major League Baseball requires contact tracing of the 4, which is 5. That would leave the Nationals without 9 players. I guess Major League Baseball didn’t want Minor leaguers.

April 1 The Mets and their superstar shortstop Francisco Lindor have agreed to a mega contract extension! The deal is for 10 years worth $341 million dollars, plus $21 million dollars signing bonus. The contract also has a limited no trade clause and deferred payments to 2041. The Mets acquired Lindor on January 7 in a blockbuster trade with the Indians. Lindor set an Opening Day deadline that a deal must be reached and Owner Steve Cohen delivered. It is the third biggest contract in Major League Baseball history.