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The Mets won an absolute insane baseball game, becoming the first team since 1983 to score double digit runs in extra innings as they prevailed 16-7 over the Nationals in twelve innings. It was the club’s third straight victory and their sixth win in their last seven games.
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After the game, the team designated Austin Slater for assignment.
The Mets brought up Daniel Duarte and optioned Joey Gerber to Triple-A. To make room on the 40-man
roster, the Mets transferred A.J. Minter to the 60-day IL.
Will Sammon shared the story of Joe Raccuia, the scout who discovered A.J. Ewing. Raccuia is recovering from a stroke and the loss of his son, but has found solace in watching Ewing’s rise to the majors.
Bo Bichette discussed his slow start and how he’s trying to get back to being the player the Mets signed.
Bichette did break through with a three-hit game last night.
Juan Soto discussed the difference between his reception at Nationals Park and Yankee Stadium.
The Mets are calling up Zach Thornton to pitch on Wednesday. Nolan McLean will remain on turn and pitch on Tuesday for the Mets.
Anthony DiComo explored why they picked Thornton over some of the other options.
Tim Britton offered a blueprint for the team’s turnaround on the latest edition of This Week in Mets.
There is a chance Francisco Lindor could be back in June.
Jorge Polanco has begun the strengthening phase of his road back to the majors, with the hope being that he could begin a rehab assignment in a week or so.
Kodai Senga tossed 46 pitches during a Sunday bullpen session as he tries to work his way back from injury.
Jared Young will move his rehab to Triple-A as aims to return from his injury.
Dave Kerpen, CEO of Kerpen Ventures, talked about how being a Mets fan, moreso than exiting companies or getting an MBA, was the best training to becoming a founder.
Around the National League East
The Braves activated Ronald Acuña Jr. from the injured list and played Kyle Farmer on the 10-day IL.
Atlanta topped the latest MLB Power Rankings.
The Phillies scored two in the eighth to top the Reds 5-4.
The Marlins cooled off the red-hot Braves, shutting them out 12-0.
Around Major League Baseball
Gerrit Cole could make his next start in the majors after touching close to 100 mph in his latest rehab start.
Tarik Skubal was encouraged by his latest symptom-free rehab start.
Roman Anthony of the Red Sox has hit a snag in his rehab and has hit pause as he tries to work his way back.
Pete Crow-Armstrong expressed regret at his ‘choice of words’ with a White Sox fan in a recent exchange.
An Astros fan who did not interfere with Brandon Nimmo stealing back a home run was rewarded with a signed ball and a nice message from the ex-Mets outfielder.
The Guardians beat up the Tigers 8-2.
The Rays walloped the Orioles 16-6.
The Yankees held off the Blue Jays 7-6, as David Bednar buckled down to secure a comeback win one night after his ninth inning collapse.
The Red Sox topped the Royals 3-1.
The Twins doubled up the Astros 6-3.
The Brewers earned a decisive 9-3 victory over the Cubs.
The Rockies held on to defeat the Rangers 7-6.
The Angels were being no-hit heading into the ninth, but ended up winning 2-1 in walk-off fashion.
The Padres blanked the Dodgers 1-0. Mason Miller showed his human side but still recovered to shut down L.A.
The Diamondbacks toppled the Giants 12-3.
The Mariners easily handled the White Sox 6-1. In the win, Colt Emerson hit his first major league home run, and after missing his debut, his family did not miss this feat.
Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue
Seth Ashby looked at what might be wrong with Bo Bichette.
Chris McShane previewed the team’s series against the Nationals.
Linus Lawrence provided a Monday Stat Party.
Allison McCague brought us the position player and pitcher meters for the week.
This Date in Mets History
David Wright hit a memorable walk-off hit against Mariano Rivera to give the Mets a series-opening victory against the Yankees on this date in 2006.
