Brian Salvatore is a journalist who specializes in covering local sports, particularly the New York Mets. He is a writer for Amazin- Avenue, where he provides in-depth analysis, game recaps, and commentary on the team's performance. With a passion for baseball and a keen eye for detail, Brian brings his expertise and love for the sport to his writing.
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By: Brian Salvatore
José Quintana didn’t have his best stuff, and the Mets lacked offensive at Oracle.
By Brian Salvatore and Chris McShane Apr 27, 2024, 9:30am EDT 0 Comments
After missing the last three games due to a stint on the Bereavement List, the Mets reinstated
The Mets’ top pitching prospect looks to start against the Rays
The Mets walked off the Cubs in a dramatic series finale.
The Mets waste a great debut on a stinker of an offensive game in St. Pete.
What a difference a weekend can make. At the time of our last series preview, the Mets had just split a series with the Cubs and had, perhaps, their best pitching matchups of the season lined up for a weekend series against the Rays.
By: Chris Mcshane, Brian Salvatore
This week, Chris and Brian deal with the unusual sensation (for Mets fans) of rooting for a .500 team.
As if having to be subjected to ESPN’s broadcast isn’t indignity enough, the Mets nearly got swept by the Braves tonight at Citi Field against a starter on the ropes. However, an unlikely hero stepped up at the end of the game to put the Mets over the top, defeating their division rivals 4-3.
Two in Queens, two in Philly.
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