The Cubs have designated right-hander Yosver Zulueta for assignment, per a team announcement. His spot on the roster goes to newly acquired left-hander David Peterson, who came over to Chicago in a trade with the Mets. Zulueta only came to the Cubs ten days ago. He’d been designated for assignment by the Mariners, who flipped […]
June 25: The two teams have formally announced the trade. Chicago announced that righty Yosver Zulueta has been designated for assignment to open a 40-man roster spot. June 24: The Cubs and Mets reportedly agreed to a trade on Wednesday night. Starter David Peterson goes to Chicago in exchange for first base prospect Cole Mathis. […]
The Mets are in the throes of one of the most embarrassing seasons in recent MLB memory. They’re 34-46 (tied for the sixth worst in baseball), 14.5 games back in the NL East, and worst (best) of all, there isn’t even one particular aspect of the team to blame – they’re awful across the board. […]
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It has not been a good season for the New York Mets, as they continue to struggle with a 34-46 record while sitting in last place in the NL East. Because of that, many expect them to sell at the MLB trade deadline. But a recent sit-down with MLB insider Mark Feinsand put that all […]
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It’s no secret that the New York Mets haven’t played well this season. The club owns the third-worst record in […]
Trade season kicked off on Wednesday with the Cubs landing lefty David Peterson from the Mets. It’s not exactly a blockbuster, but it could signal the organizational direction for both sides. Speaking of trades… 1. Top 35 Trade Candidates article drops today We’re publishing a full breakdown of the most interesting trade pieces heading into […]
I’ve always been a fan of Dansby Swanson. He plays elite defense and, up to this year, his bat always played well enough. This season, Swanson got off to a very slow start. He had a decent run for a few weeks in April, then went into an extended slump that had him batting .175/.281/.306 […]
Meet the Mets Well it was unsurpringly ugly yet again at Citi Field. The Mets gave up 20 runs in the doubleheader while scoring eight to get swept in the two games by the Cubs. The pitching was awful, the defense was atrocious, and the offense left a bit to be desired, but hey at […]
The New York Mets got a significant piece back, and Zack Short paid the price. Between games of a doubleheader, the Mets reinstated shortstop Francisco Lindor from the 10-day injured list and designated Short for assignment in the corresponding move.
A left calf strain had sidelined Lindor for about two months.
Before hitting the shelf, he was off to a slow start, hitting .226/.314/.355, but he is a career .273/.342/.473 hitter with the speed and defense to anchor the lineup, and the Mets ...
Yesterday, the Chicago Cubs swept the New York Mets in a doubleheader where they scored 10 runs in each game, and where the Mets committed a whopping six errors in the nightcap. After enduring the brutal losses in front of their home fans, the Mets ended the day 12 games under .500 and nine games […]
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The Cubs simply couldn’t afford to wait any longer. After adding both Edward Cabrera (hamstring/adductor) and Ben Brown (neck) to the 15-day injured list on Wednesday, the Cubs struck a […]
The New York Mets reached another low Wednesday, and starting pitcher Sean Manaea did not try to soften the reality after a doubleheader sweep. The Mets dropped both games to the Chicago Cubs, extending its losing streak to five games and falling to 34-46. The nightcap became the uglier result, a 10-5 loss shaped by […]
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Fresh off their sixth straight loss and third straight to the Cubs, the Mets traded lefty David Peterson to Chicago in exchange for corner infield prospect Cole Mathis. Peterson, who will turn 31 later this year, has a 6.09 ERA on the season in 60 innings split between the bullpen and the rotation in his […]
The New York Mets traded left-handed pitcher David Peterson to the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday night, according to ESPN's Jeff Passan.
The Chicago Cubs jumped the trade deadline by more than a month on June 24, acquiring left-handed starter David Peterson from the New York Mets. MORE: Former Mets prospect, 30, retires: ‘Thank you for the best and worst moments of…
After turning in an error-filled effort against the Chicago Cubs so frustrating that even ESPN MLB Insider Jeff Passan was dunking on them on social media, the New York Mets have decided to make a trade, sending pitcher David Peterson to the NL Central. The catch? Peterson is heading to the Cubs, so he won’t […]
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The New York Mets’ nightmare 2026 season hit another low Wednesday night at Citi Field, where a defensive collapse wasted a four-homer performance and turned a winnable game into another brutal loss for a stunned Citi Field crowd. The Mets committed six errors in Game 2 of its doubleheader vs. the Chicago Cubs, fueling a […]
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You don’t owe the Mets anything, and the way they’re playing, they clearly don’t feel that they owe you a professional performance. Mets infielders combined to commit a staggering six errors in a game that saw their team lose to the Cubs for the second time today and the third time in as many games […]
The New York Mets received another painful reminder Wednesday of a trade that continues to follow the franchise, this time during the first game of a doubleheader at Citi Field. Pete Crow-Armstrong helped the Chicago Cubs keep pressure on New York, turning a former trade decision into another damaging sequence. As Crow-Armstrong rounded the bases, […]
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Go get ‘em, Shōta.
Mets lineup Carson Benge – LFFrancisco Lindor – SSBo Bichette – 3BMark Vientos – 1BMarcus Semien – 2BFrancisco Alvarez – CEric Wagaman – DHA.J. Ewing – CFBrett Baty – RF SP: Sean Manaea – LHP lineup Pete Crow-Armstrong – CFMatt Shaw – LFSeiya Suzuki – RFAlex Bregman – 3BMichael Busch – 1BNico Hoerner – 2BCarson […]
Ahead of Game 2 of today’s day/night doubleheader, the Mets activated Francisco Lindor from the Injured List. In a corresponding move, Zack Short was designated for assignment. Ronny Mauricio was also activated from the Injured List, and was assigned to Triple-A Syracuse. Tonight will mark Lindor’s first game since April 22, when he strained his […]
Between games of today’s doubleheader, the Mets reinstated shortstop Francisco Lindor from the ten-day injured list. In a corresponding move, infielder Zack Short was designated for assignment. A left calf strain sent Lindor to the IL for about two months. Before hitting the shelf, he was out to a slow start, hitting .226/.314/.355. For the […]
Fans of Norway’s national football team were in town after their win against Senegal on Monday. For some reason, they thought why not come to a Mets game? They didn’t know much about baseball, knew less about the terrible energy that the Mets have brought lately, and were just there to have a good time. […]
This game looked tough due to the Mets young ace Nolan McLean starting. And in fact, it did not start out that way, with the Mets taking a 3-0 fourth-inning lead with two homers off Javier Assad. But these are the suddenly offensively surging Cubs, and they hit three home runs and won the opener […]