Andrew Tredinnick is a NY Mets beat reporter for various media outlets including @northjersey, @TheRecordSports, and the New Jersey Herald. With a background in sports journalism and a passion for statistics, Andrew provides in-depth coverage of the Mets and their players, including interviews, game analysis, and breaking news.
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Andrew Tredinnick's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly baseball and the New York Mets. His articles feature a mix of announcements, event coverage, and evolving stories related to player trades, team strategies, and upcoming events.
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By: Andrew Tredinnick
Show Caption NEW YORK — Pete Alonso blasted his way into the Mets history books on Saturday afternoon against the Cardinals at Citi Field.
By: Andrew Tredinnick
The Mets were done in by by Adrian Houser's rough start and fell 7-4 to the Cardinals, dropping a second straight series Saturday at Citi Field.
By: Andrew Tredinnick
Andrew Tredinnick, NorthJersey.com Mark Vientos did not hold back as he crossed home plate, letting out an emphatic scream as he was engulfed by Harrison Bader
By: Andrew Tredinnick
Andrew Tredinnick, NorthJersey.com After seven innings on Monday night at Citi Field, Luis Severino had the Mets on no-hitter watch against the Cubs
By: Andrew Tredinnick
Show Caption Things looked bleak for the Mets early on during the 2024 season.
By: Andrew Tredinnick
Francisco Lindor was replaced in the third inning on Wednesday night in the Mets' game against the Cubs with flu-like symptoms.
By: Andrew Tredinnick
Pete Crow-Armstrong's bat went spiraling out of his hands and got lodged in the netting above the Mets' dugout on a failed swing against Jose Butto.
By: Andrew Tredinnick
Pete Alonso slid home and was ruled out at home plate for the final out in the bottom of the ninth inning of a 1-0 loss to the Cubs on Wednesday.
By: Andrew Tredinnick
According to reports, the Mets are calling up No. 5 prospect Christian Scott. Where does that leave Adrian Houser?
By: Andrew Tredinnick
NEW YORK — This time around, there were no controversies at home plate The Mets' Starling Marte made it so.
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