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Mets' Tylor Megill roughed up as Rays take first two games of series
“The ball slipped out like a wet bar of soap,” play-by-play man Andy Freed said on the Rays’ TV broadcast, which was a great description and made sense since the game had started after a 51-minute rain delay and the ball could have been a little wet.
Tampa Bay’s 17-6 record since May 20 is the best in baseball, and the Rays showed a lot of the reasons why Saturday.
Mets’ Carlos Mendoza Makes Tylor Megill Admission After Loss to Rays originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Mets ...
The Mets’ season-long strength suddenly does not seem as strong. For two and a half months, through fluctuating results from ...
There was a time where they might have made their debuts with the Mets. Instead, they're thriving for a different ...
The Mets had not lost a series at Citi Field since the Arizona Diamondbacks won back-to-back games there on April 30 and May ...
Kodai Senga, who leads the majors with a 1.47 ERA, landed on the 15-day injured list with a low-grade hamstring strain, the ...
The New York Mets had a brutal start to their three-game series against the Tampa Bay Rays. On Friday night, the Mets blew a ...
Tylor Megill took the mound in the fourth inning with the Mets up 2-1, but some poorly executed pitches and one fielding ...
Junior Caminero homered to ignite a five-run fourth inning Saturday, while Taylor Walls doubled twice and knocked in two runs ...
Tampa Bay Rays' Brandon Lowe, left, and Taylor Walls, right, react after Walls scored on a single hit by Josh Lowe during the ...
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