Mets Morning News: Mets lose to Blue Jays, tied again in Wild Card tournament

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The Mets’ offense was quiet for the third straight game as they fell to the Blue Jays 6-2. David Peterson started and struggled for the first time in a while, while Chris Bassitt threw six innings of one run against his former team. With the loss, the Mets are back in a tie with the Braves for the third wild card.

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It’s a race against time if Jeff McNeil wants to return this season.

Mets PR legend Jay Horowitz and Spencer Horowitz of the Blue Jays are not related.

Due to Jeff McNeil’s injury, DJ Stewart gets a second chance in the final stretch of the season.

All about the National League East

With a clear victory over the Nationals, the Braves tied with the Mets for the third wild card.

Kyle Schwarber hit another home run as the first batter and the Phillies beat the Rays.

All about Major League Baseball

Many postseason contenders have exceeded expectations this preseason.

Pete Crow-Armstrong made the catch of the year and secured the Cubs’ victory over the Dodgers.

Manny Machado became the Padres’ all-time home run record holder and the team stayed in the race for the NL Wild Card.

Yesterday on Amazin’ Avenue

Steve Sypa looked at the Mets’ best performances in the minor league in the last week.

Allison McCauge investigated how The performance of the Met fielders last week.

This date in the history of the Mets

On this day in 1966, Nolan Ryan made his major league debut.