Alexis Farinacci

1 day ago | metsmerizedonline.com | Alexis Farinacci

Griffin Canning joined the list of injured New York Mets pitchers after he exited Thursday’s game against the Atlanta Braves early with what the Mets said is a left ankle injury. He is set to undergo imaging of the foot. Canning pitched just 2 2/3 innings, giving up just one hit and striking out three before he went down after throwing a pitch with two outs. He threw just 36 pitches. He was helped off the field and struggled to move his left leg as he was helped off.

2 days ago | metsmerizedonline.com | Alexis Farinacci

After dropping 10 of their last 11 games, including the last two games to the Braves in New York, the Mets were hoping to get things back on track in game three on Wednesday night. Right-handed pitcher Didier Fuentes (0-2, 10.80 ERA) made his second start of his major league career for the Braves against the Mets’ veteran righty Clay Holmes (8-4, 2.97 ERA). The Mets’ offense was firing on all cylinders on Wednesday.

3 days ago | boltsbythebay.com | Alexis Farinacci

The Panthers and Lightning have played a total of 181 games against each other, in the clubs' histories (including regular season and playoffs). The Panthers lead the overall record 89-73-10-9 against Tampa Bay. Currently the Panthers have a 2 game winning streak against the Lightning at the end of the 2024-25 seasonThe Tampa Bay Lightning and National Hockey League on Tuesday revealed the 2025 preseason schedule.

3 days ago | metsmerizedonline.com | Alexis Farinacci

Right-handed pitcher Frankie Montas was back on the mound on Tuesday for his highly-touted Mets debut as the Mets looked to even the series with Braves after dropping Game 1 3-2. However, despite securing a 3-0 lead and a clean start by Montas, the Mets’ bullpen gave up seven runs as the Mets’ dropped their fifth straight game to the Braves and 10 of their last 11. Montas was overall solid in his first game as a Met, throwing five scoreless innings.

3 days ago | boltsbythebay.com | Alexis Farinacci

The Lightning placed Atkinson back on waivers in March after he struggled to find his offensive spark in Tampa Bay. In 2024 the Tampa Bay Lightning signed right-handed shooting forward Cam Atkinson to a one-year, $900,000 contact from the Philadelphia Flyers. The hope was that he would give a spark to their secondary scoring. However, the 36-year old underwhelmed in that department, scoring just four goals, recording five assists, nine points, and a -4 record through 39 games with the Lightning.