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After sweeping the White Sox in Chicago, the Red Sox endured multiple plane issues and finally took off around 3 p.m. ET, heading to New York to kick off a series with the Mets at Citi Field Friday night.
Citi Field has become a season graveyard for the Mets, who dropped six of nine at home (6-12) after a 5-4 loss to the Washington Nationals, damping hopes that the homestand would reboot their year as they head to a nine-game road trip in Anaheim.
Three games in, Citi Field boos for Bo Bichette's early at-bats are seen as premature; his former Blue Jays teammate Marcus Semien expects him to have a strong week and season, and Bichette admits his at-bats haven’t been sharp, but remains confident he will hit.
The proposal for a $6.4 billion Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Queens near Citi Field has advanced in New York's competitive casino licensing process, joining three other bids to potentially secure one of three available licenses later this year.
The $8 billion Citi Field casino proposal in Queens, backed by Mets owner Steve Cohen, has passed a key local vote and moved closer to approval, despite mixed community reactions and ongoing protests. The project aims to create a large entertainment complex and thousands of jobs, but faces opposition over concerns about displacement and community impact. It is one of eight proposals competing for three licenses in the region, with final decisions expected in December.
The Mets are facing a critical week to avoid a disastrous end to their season after losing to the Nationals and losing control of their playoff chances, with their record now tied with the Reds at 80-76.
Jacob deGrom returned to Citi Field with the Texas Rangers, overcoming emotional challenges and a strong first inning to pitch seven effective innings, helping his team to an 8-3 victory over the Mets and inching closer to a playoff spot.
Jonah Tong made his Major League debut for the Mets in a game where the crowd showed strong support, but he faced challenges in the fifth inning, including errors that led to runs and a high pitch count, highlighting both the hopes and difficulties of a young player's first appearance.
The Mets will celebrate the 60th anniversary of The Beatles' historic 1965 concert at Shea Stadium with a special event on August 15, including a tribute performance, fireworks, and memorabilia for early fans.
The Mets narrowly avoided a no-hitter by Gavin Williams of the Guardians, who pitched 8⅓ innings before Juan Soto broke it up with a home run. The Mets lost 4-1, continuing a poor stretch with their eighth loss in nine games and a franchise record eighth no-hitter against them.
The Mets promoted catcher Francisco Alvarez from Triple-A Syracuse to the major league roster, replacing Hayden Senger, after Alvarez's impressive performance in Syracuse, where he hit seven home runs in six games. The team also made additional roster moves including bringing back pitcher Rico Garcia and transferring Dedniel Nunez to the injured list.
The New York Mets suffered a 5-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds at Citi Field, marked by offensive struggles, a poor performance by pitcher Clay Holmes, and boos from the home crowd, as they lost their third straight game and continued their offensive drought, especially with runners in scoring position.
The New York Mets secured a 2-1 victory over the Kansas City Royals, with pitcher Jose Butto delivering a standout performance, allowing just three base runners and striking out nine across six shutout innings. Despite a strong showing from the Mets' offense, they struggled to score until the late innings, ultimately clinching the win with runs from Harrison Bader and Brandon Nimmo. The Mets will now face the Pittsburgh Pirates in their upcoming series.
The New York Mets are set to face the Detroit Tigers in a three-game series at Citi Field, with Francisco Alvarez's performance and the struggles of the top of the lineup being key areas to watch.
J.D. Martinez turned down a contract offer from the San Francisco Giants, citing Oracle Park's lack of hitter-friendly conditions as a reason for his decision. He believes Citi Field, the home of the New York Mets, is a better fit for his hitting skill set. Despite Oracle Park's reputation, Martinez's numbers at Citi Field are also not impressive.