Morning Briefing: Mets Trail League’s Sixth-Worst Record By One Game
Buck Showalter and Carlos Carrasco. Mandatory Credit: Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports
The New York Mets dropped their fourth-straight game Saturday night. They fell 5-3 at the hands of the Los Angeles Angels. With the loss, they are now owners of the seventh-worst record in the majors, only one game back of sixth.
The Mets turn to David Peterson Sunday afternoon as they look to avoid a three-game sweep.
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Mark Vientos is back with the club after his one-day rehab stint with Syracuse (Triple-A). Per Anthony DiComo of SNY, he is expected to join the active roster Sunday.
During his pregame press conference, manager Buck Schowalter said that Edwin Díaz, “responded well,” after Friday’s bullpen session.
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Per Melanie Newman of MASN, Baltimore Orioles’ closer Felix Bautista, “has some degree of injury,” to his UCL.
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Tyler Antonelle recapped Friday around the league.
Matt Lazzarro discussed Kodai Senga continuing his huge rookie season.
Mathias Altman-Kurosaki analyzed how strong reliever Adam Kolarek has been since his call-up.
Chris Bello recapped the Mets’ 5-3 loss on Saturday.
On This Date In Mets’ History
2022: The New York Mets retired Willie Mays’ No. 24 before a game against the Colorado Rockies. They also held an Old-Timers’ Day ceremony before the game.
Birthdays:
- Nick Tropeano, 35
- Mike Maddux, 62
- Brian McRae, 56
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