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The Chicago Cubs lost 2-0 to the Boston Red Sox on September 25, 2026, in a rain-delayed doubleheader. Despite clinching a postseason spot earlier in the week, the Cubs failed to score runs in this game, leaving their National League playoff seeding uncertain. The Red Sox, already locked into the fifth seed, rested key pitchers. The Cubs' next game is scheduled in Saint Petersburg, Florida, due to weather disruptions.
David Peterson’s strong debut for the Cubs, highlighted by a faster, more effective fastball, boosts optimism that the rotation can stabilize with a mix of returnees, potential trades, and bullpen support. The piece also notes Ben Brown’s neck-injury update, honors Ian Happ’s enduring milestone with the franchise, and praises Michael Conforto’s clutch pinch-hit homer as part of a night that gave Cubs fans reason to hope for the rest of the season.
The Cubs erupted for six runs in the sixth to turn a 2-2 game into an 8-2 victory over the Brewers. Seiya Suzuki opened the scoring with a two-run homer, Nico Hoerner delivered an RBI single, and Ian Happ launched a three-run shot to break the game open. Cubs rookie starter David Peterson was impressive in his Cubs debut, going 5.2 innings and allowing two earned runs on five hits with two strikeouts, after Milwaukee’s Kyle Harrison worked five innings and reached a 92-pitch count. The Cubs added insurance with a sacrifice fly from Bregman and a solo homer from Conforto late, and bullpen relief sealed the win.
The Chicago Cubs acquired left-hander David Peterson from the New York Mets in exchange for first-base prospect Cole Mathis, with a 40-man roster spot to be opened. Peterson, in his final arbitration year, has a 6.09 ERA over 68 innings this season and is viewed as rotation depth for a Cubs staff dealing with injuries; Mathis, a 2024 second-rounder, has solid minors numbers but is years away from the majors. The trade was reported by Jeff Passan and Will Sammon as the Mets and Cubs split a four-game series at Citi Field.
Five weeks into the season, the Mets fell to 10-20 after a 14-2 loss to the Washington Nationals at Citi Field, as David Peterson struggled in his return and Sean Manaea surrendered a fourth-inning grand slam; Juan Soto homered for New York’s lone bright spot, all while boos rang out from a sparse crowd and manager Carlos Mendoza urged better play and more wins going forward.
David Peterson, a Mets pitcher with a 3.06 ERA, was named an All-Star as a reserve, replacing Robbie Ray, and joins three other Mets players in the Midsummer Classic.
Mets pitcher Kodai Senga has been diagnosed with triceps inflammation and will be shut down for 3-5 days, delaying his return further. David Peterson is nearing the end of his rehab and could soon rejoin the rotation, potentially replacing Adrian Houser. Catcher Francisco Alvarez is progressing in his recovery from thumb surgery and is set to take batting practice.
In today's MLB prop bets, Sonny Gray is expected to issue over 1.5 walks against the Baltimore Orioles, Reid Detmers is favored to have over 5.5 strikeouts against the Los Angeles Dodgers, and David Peterson is predicted to give up over 2.5 earned runs against the San Diego Padres.
The New York Mets are looking to win their first series since June 1 as they face the San Francisco Giants tonight. David Peterson gets a second-straight start in the rotation after an impressive outing against the Milwaukee Brewers, while Ross Stripling returns to the mound for the Giants. The Mets' offense has been powered by solo home runs recently, and they will look to continue their power-hitting against the Giants' bullpen.
The New York Mets have optioned left-hander David Peterson and will replace him with fellow lefty Josh Walker, who will be making his major league debut. Walker, a 37th round selection of the Mets in the 2017 draft, has been working exclusively in relief this year and has a 0.68 ERA over nine Triple-A outings. Peterson, who has struggled with an 8.08 ERA through eight starts, will head down to the farm to work on his game.
The New York Mets lost 10-3 to the Washington Nationals, concluding a 4-9 stretch against supposedly "easy" opponents. The Mets were plagued by bad starting pitching, an inability to get big hits, and falling behind early. David Peterson allowed six earned runs on nine hits, ballooning his ERA to 8.08, the highest among starting pitchers who have thrown at least 30 innings in 2023. The Mets have failed to win their last seven series and will face the best team in baseball, the Tampa Bay Rays, in their next six-game homestand.
The New York Mets lost to the Cincinnati Reds 7-6 in their series opener, with David Peterson giving up four runs in just three-and-two-thirds innings of work. Francisco Lindor hit two home runs, including a two-run shot in the eighth inning, but the Mets could not complete the comeback. The game was marred by a controversial play involving Wil Myers interfering with a ground ball, which contributed to the Reds scoring three runs.
New York Mets' Max Scherzer was scratched from his expected start against the Reds due to neck spasms. Lefty David Peterson was recalled from Triple-A Syracuse to start in his place. Scherzer plans to pitch during this road trip, which runs through Monday, and believes he will be better in a matter of days. The 38-year-old has been battling shoulder and back discomfort for most of the season and had to have an April start pushed back because of the injury.
Max Scherzer was scratched from his scheduled start due to neck spasms, but the issue appears to be minor. David Peterson was recalled to start in his place, while Jimmy Yacabonis was placed on the injured list with a left quad strain. The Mets' rotation has been plagued with injuries, including Carlos Carrasco's bone spur and José Quintana's rib surgery. Carrasco is making a rehab start tonight, while Scherzer is optimistic he'll only miss a couple of days. Peterson has struggled in his six starts this year, with a 7.34 ERA.
New York Mets ace Max Scherzer will miss his scheduled start against the Cincinnati Reds due to neck spasms, but he was not placed on the injured list. Lefty David Peterson will replace him. Scherzer expects to be out for a "couple of days" recovering from the neck spasms. The Mets have struggled to keep their rotation healthy this season, with several expected starters missing games due to injuries.