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There was a lot for the New York Mets to be frustrated by in the first two months of their 2024 season, but their lowest point might have been on June 2, when they blew a one-run lead in the ninth to cap a disastrous homestand in which they went 3-7. That loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks dropped their record to 24-35 — already 16.5 games behind the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League East.
NEW YORK — Kodai Senga's season debut was going about as well as the New York Mets could have hoped Friday night: The right-hander had nine strikeouts through five innings against the Atlanta Braves, and the Mets, a win away from taking the top NL wild-card spot, had a six-run lead.
Baseball's trade season finally kicked into gear late Thursday with perhaps the biggest name who will move at this deadline, Randy Arozarena, going to the Seattle Mariners. As grim as that might sound to those hopeful for fireworks at the end of the month commensurate to those at the beginning, it's a reflection of where the market has gone.
Trade season is about to heat up — and it promises to be an interesting one, with so many teams still in the thick of playoff races.
Every July, the Home Run Derby offers a fun break in the regular MLB season. This year, Los Angeles Dodgers' Teoscar Hernandez took home the title for most home runs of the night. The event started in 1985 and has been aired on ESPN since 1994. The format and rules have changed over the years, but the objective has remained the same: to highlight the top sluggers in the league.
ARLINGTON, Tex. — The New York Mets occupying a playoff spot at the All-Star break would've been a laughable notion six weeks ago, but that's where the club finds itself after going from league laughingstock in May to spawning the league's best vibes in June.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Each summer, Major League Baseball strives to fill out the eight-man Home Run Derby field with as much star power as possible. Depending on which sluggers volunteer, some collections shine brighter than others. In recent years, many superstars have participated once to check the box or avoided the event entirely. But the league has been able to rely on one constant for the past half-decade: New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso.
Pete Alonso will participate in his fifth straight Home Run Derby, with the New York Mets first baseman trying to win for the third time.