Alan Tepper

@SNY_Mets @SNYtv I’m not an expert but I believe those numbers suck.

The final line for David Peterson tonight. Peterson has an 8.10 ERA in his five starts this season.

@SteveGelbs For home games they should pick a lucky fan from the stands. I would rather see a fan give up 50 runs than Peterson give up 7. At least it’s entertaining

David Peterson’s return to the rotation was a dud: 7 ER and he didn’t make it out of the fourth. Now, what the Mets do with that No. 5 spot? Can you run Peterson out there again? Not many options beyond that. Jonah Tong has been inconsistent in AAA. Myers? Not a good situation

@AnthonyDiComo They can’t having him start.

David Peterson's final line in his return to the rotation: 3.2 IP, 5 H, 7 ER, 3 BB, 5 K. Peterson's ERA is 6.53. Genuinely, where do the Mets go from here?

@michaelgbaron He’s already tied with Pham for hits as a Met this season, but then again so am I.

Interesting move for the #Mets here. Was DFAd by Miami on 4/23.

@Lillybelli last time I read this story, it was the exact same words, but the dog was a chihuahua. verdict=attention-seeking bullshit

I went to the shelter that Saturday with a clear plan already in place. I had picked out my dog online — a strong, handsome Pitbull mix with gentle, expressive eyes. I’d even started calling him Bruno before meeting him. In my mind, it all seemed simple. The kennel door would open, he’d come straight to me with his tail wagging, and we’d head home together. I was already picturing hikes and having a loyal companion by my side. But when the volunteer opened the gate, nothing went the way I imagined. Bruno didn’t move. No wagging tail, no excitement. He just stood there on the concrete, let out a quiet, uncertain sound, and lowered his head. Confused, I stepped closer. “Come on, buddy,” I said softly, holding out the leash. He glanced at me for a moment, then looked past me. When I followed his gaze, I saw a tiny mixed-breed puppy tucked into the corner, trying to make himself invisible. The little pup, maybe eight weeks old, was shaking. His eyes were locked on Bruno — and Bruno was watching him just as intently. That’s when it clicked. They weren’t just sharing a space. They were each other’s comfort. In a loud, overwhelming shelter full of barking dogs, they had found a sense of peace in one another. Bruno wasn’t being stubborn. He just didn’t want to leave his friend behind. Without a single sound, he made it clear — he wasn’t going anywhere alone. At that point, it didn’t feel like a choice anymore. It felt like the only thing to do. I turned to the staff, took a breath, and asked, “Is it possible to adopt both of them?” The volunteer smiled and said they had been hoping someone would. The two of them slept curled up together every night. After the paperwork was done and everything was finalized, they walked out of the shelter side by side, staying close, just like they were always meant to.

@Mets and it will be over after three innings.

Game 2 of the doubleheader will start at 4:55pm.

@InMetsWeTrust "It’s the only change they can make today that would affect anything." How about getting a new hitting coach?

Anyone who says Carlos Mendoza should not be fired is WRONG. It DOES NOT MATTER if he’s not the problem. THE METS ARE THE WORST TEAM IN BASEBALL WITH A $380m PAYROLL. It’s the only change they can make today that would affect anything. Please tell me why I’m wrong??

@SNY_Mets No need to post anymore, season's over.

@SleeperMets They are cooked. I think they should pick a lucky (?) fan to manage the team at each home game. At least that would be a reason for attending.

TRUE OR FALSE — The Mets SHOULD replace Carlos Mendoza with Alex Cora

@EddieTrunk @AmericanAir Please keep us posted; this is riveting! We need to know whether you chose the stroopwafel as your snack!

I knew my run of super smooth flights had to come to an end at some point … and it did today thanks to a 4 hour delay in Phoenix trying to get to Vegas on @AmericanAir . At least it was the second half of a connection … so there’s that I guess.

@AnthonyDiComo Perhaps I'm being too hasty in my judgement but I'm getting the impression that this team sucks.

FINAL: Rockies 3, Mets 0 WP: Chase Dollander LP: Kodai Senga SV: Zach Agnos 📰 The Mets were swept by the Rockies, scoring four runs in the series. They've lost 15 of 17. It isn't good. 📊 Record: 9-19 📉 Streak: L3 🏃‍♂️ Pace: 52-110 Next: Tuesday vs. WAS, 7:10 p.m. ET

@Ben_Yoel Wouldn’t surprise me if he’s gone. Maybe time for a new hitting coach too

If the Mets get swept by the Rockies does Carlos Mendoza survive the night?

@SNY_Mets @SNYtv I’d say that they can’t win with him on the mound, but what’s the difference? They can’t win, period,

Kodai Senga is removed from the game before completing three innings

@SNY_Mets @SNYtv Wrong answer

Carlos Mendoza is asked if the Mets' struggles are fixable: "Yes. We've got to do something. That's not a good showing. We've got to fix it."

@tommylugauer Perhaps next season?

There have been so many winnable games for the Mets. The pitching is giving them a chance. Things will look so different once the lineup wakes up.

@AnthonyDiComo It must be tough to come up with a new answer every day.

"That's not a good showing," Carlos Mendoza said. "We've got to fix it."

@searlebaseball You are correct about that but I don’t think any single player is capable of lifting this offense.

@AlanJTepper I understand, but he was getting hot right when he got hurt.

The team misses his bat in the worst way

@SNY_Mets @SNYtv That’s not particularly impressive against this anemic offense.

Today is the first time Jose Quintana has gone more than 5 innings pitched with at least 5 strikeouts and 1 ER or fewer since he was a member of the Mets in 2024 (30 starts ago)

@EddieTrunk That’s why we follow you; to hear your complaints about flying. Thanks!

Thank you to everyone on planes who love to play their audio and videos and phone conversations with no headphones so all can enjoy around them. So considerate to share ….