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Mets Series Preview: Mets kick off second half at home against Reds
The Mets begin an exciting half of baseball as they chase the Phillies for first in the NL East.
Following the All-Star Break, the Mets (55-42) return to play with three games against the Reds (50-47) at Citi Field. The Mets took four out of six from the Reds last season, including two of three at Citi Field. More important than the games themselves, the Mets will spend the weekend celebrating the career of Captain David Wright, with the club retiring his #5 on Saturday afternoon.
It may seem like a long time ago, but the Mets last played a three-game set against the Royals, taking two of three at Kauffman Stadium to conclude play before the All-Star break. The Mets were quiet early but came alive late in an 8-3 win one week ago. New York had just two hits heading into the eighth but exploded for seven runs across the final two innings. This included Mark Vientos’ bases-clearing double in the seventh and Francisco Lindor’s three-run home run in the ninth. Juan Soto also provided a solo shot, going back-to-back with Lindor to cap off the scoring. Kodai Senga returned with a very encouraging outing after missing a month with a hamstring strain.
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Mets feature new-look, healthier starting rotation to kick off second half
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In their final dozen games before the All-Star break, the Mets started games with Huascar Brazobán, Chris Devenski, Brandon Waddell and Justin Hagenman.
The Mets managed to go 7-5 during that stretch, but that kind of pitching lineup isn’t conducive to long-term success.
They’ll look a lot different when they begin the second half against the Reds at Citi Field.
The Mets announced their starters for the three-game series Thursday, with Sean Manaea going Friday, followed by Clay Holmes and David Peterson.
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