Johnluke Chaparro is a sports journalist based in New York City, specializing in coverage of the New York Mets. He writes for Mets Merized Online and his work has also appeared in BVM Sports. Johnluke's articles focus on forgotten players, memorable moments, and updates on the Mets, providing in-depth analysis and insights for Mets fans.
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By: Johnluke Chaparro
After going 3-3 against the Dodgers and Giants on the road, the Mets will be back at Citi Field on Friday for the first of three games against the St. Louis Cardinals. Jose Buttó will take his 1.65 ERA to the mound against Miles Mikolas (6.49) in Game 1 at 7:10 p.m. ET on Apple TV+.
Remembering Marian Gaborik's 3OT winner in Washington in Game 3 of the 2012 2nd round, ahead of the Rangers/Caps Game 3 showdown tonight.
In the quest for a bounce-back performance from , the New York Mets (14-13) got just that in Sunday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. The Mets would ride that performance and be aided by a walk-off, two-run home run by to take the rubber match at Citi Field, 4-2 in 11 innings.
When crossed home plate on Sunday afternoon, there was a heightened sense of excitement amongst his teammates and coaches. Not only did he tally his second hit of the afternoon after coming in as a pinch-hitter against the Cardinals, but that second hit was his first career walk-off home run.
By: Johnluke Chaparro
Good morning, Mets fans! According to Joel Sherman of the New York Post, the Mets fear reliever Brooks Raley is at risk of missing the rest of the season. Despite hopes for a quick recovery from left elbow inflammation, further tests revealed uncertainties about his condition. Before the club’s win against the Chicago Cubs on […]
By: Johnluke Chaparro
Following losses in the initial two games of the series, the New York Mets (16-18) aimed to clinch victory in the Sunday afternoon finale against the Tampa Bay Rays. While the offense managed to score when necessary, it fell short as the bullpen faltered in the late stages, resulting in a 7-6 defeat and a […]
In recent years, the Mets have faced a persistent issue behind home plate: inconsistency. Initially, they struggled to find a reliable cornerstone for the position until arrived. However, an old problem with different people emerged, particularly concerning the defensive prowess of their catchers. It seems whoever takes on this role struggles to thwart opponents' attempts to steal bases. This has been an issue all season but was glaringly evident in yesterday's game against the Rays.
After a wash in St. Louis, the Mets return home to Citi Field this weekend to take on the Atlanta Braves. Before delving into the series with Atlanta, Andrew Steele Davis talks about the ups and downs of the previous series in St. Louis in his latest edition of “3 Up 3 Down.”
By: Johnluke Chaparro
Late on Mother's Day evening, pitching dominated the start of the game between the New York Mets and Atlanta Braves. At Citi Field, both starters kept their respective opposing offenses in check. The difference appeared to be a few late hits by the Braves and
By: Johnluke Chaparro
Much like the protagonist in his chosen movie-inspired username, ‘s quest for consistency this season has been akin to that movie storyline in search of a resolution. Despite dealing with an injury setback on Saturday, Nimmo's brief performance on Sunday offers a glimmer of hope.
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