The New York Mets true No. 1 ace, Jacob deGrom, came up huge on Friday night in a well-deserved victory in Pittsburgh.
With much of the team, especially the arms on the shelf, the New York Mets true ace, Jacob deGrom, came to the rescue.
In Pittsburgh, he hurled a gem, surrendering just one run on six hits while striking out 10. He also went into the ninth-inning (8.1 IP), relieving Terry Collins‘ distressed and below-average bullpen from a night’s work.
Batting cleanup, Neil Walker smacked two home runs while collecting four runs batted in. New York took home the convincing 8-1 victory in Pittsburgh, the first of a three-game slate.
[graphiq id=”lf6ETIO2QVT” title=”New York Mets Most Recent Game Recap” width=”600″ height=”553″ url=”https://sw.graphiq.com/w/lf6ETIO2QVT” frozen=”true”]Game 2 of the slate will feature Zack Wheeler and Gerrit Cole on Saturday night.
Mets Stories, News:
- Pitcher Tyler Pill has been officially called up from Las Vegas and ESNY’s Nick Durst welcomes him to the Big Apple.
- ESNY’s John Fennelly writes how the first rule about injuries is to not discuss injuries.
- According to Mike Lupica of Sports on Earth, hope for David Wright never ends.
- Brian Lewis of the New York Post elaborates on the two bright spots in the Mets ‘pen.
- George Willis of the Post speaks on Travis d’Arnaud and how this specific comeback involves his starting job.
- Yoenis Cespedes went hitless in his first rehab game down in Port St. Lucie.