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Mets Morning News: The Long Walk-off

Meet the Mets If you didn’t enjoy the first walk-off loss of the weekend, I have very bad news for you. Choose your recap: Amazin’ Avenue, Faith and Fear in Flushing, MLB.com, Newsday, New York Daily News, New York Post Thankfully, the Mets mission to become Dodgers East hasn’t’ resulted in any financial crimes to […]

Mets Daily Prospect Report, 8/24/26: Playoffs?

Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (38-37/26-24) Atypical for the International League, which has averaged 5.16 runs per game this season, we had ourselves a pitching duel between Raymond Burgos and Xzavion Curry, with both starters putting up goose eggs during their time on the mound. Both bullpens were also on point, with Syracuse just narrowly edging out […]

Podcast: White Sox Walk-off Magic

Episode Summary Thanks to walk-off home runs from Jake Rogers and Tristan Peters, the Chicago White Sox pick up another series win, this time against the New York Mets. Why the home runs are critical to the White Sox turnaround in 2026, what's going on with Luis Castillo, and a preview of White Sox vs. Rangers. The post Podcast: White Sox Walk-off Magic appeared first on Sox Machine .

Tristan Peters’ third walk-off, a home run, ties White Sox record

Tristan Peters, an All-Star for the Chicago White Sox this season, is now responsible for three of the team’s 11 walk-off wins. His latest came during Players’ Weekend and was his first walk-off home run of the year. Peters launched a game-ending shot off Kodai Senga of the New York Mets while using a Savannah [...] The post Tristan Peters’ third walk-off, a home run, ties White Sox record appeared first on ChiCitySports .

White Sox’s Tristan Peters drops the mic on playoff hopes with 32 games left

With the Chicago White Sox walking off the New York Mets on Friday to start the series, thanks to catcher Jake Rogers, the team has done it once again on Sunday. After the White Sox walked off the Mets again in Sunday’s 2-1 win, this time with Tristan Peters responsible, he spoke about the team’s […] The post White Sox’s Tristan Peters drops the mic on playoff hopes with 32 games left appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Mets’ Kodai Senga immediately fails big test by allowing another White Sox walk-off HR

With the New York Mets losing to the Chicago White Sox on Saturday, 2-1, it came off a walk-off home run, let go by pitcher Kodai Senga, as it’s the second walk-off victory for the team in the series. While the Mets pitcher Senga was tested by the team, the result was a failure with […] The post Mets’ Kodai Senga immediately fails big test by allowing another White Sox walk-off HR appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The White Sox who just made painful history by getting hit a ton

The Chicago White Sox delivered a new milestone with walking off the New York Mets wearing red. Their Bulls-tribute look emerged as new history in winning a game outside of their traditional look. But the franchise and manager Will Venable saw new, painful history emerge involving Sam Antonacci Sunday. So Antonacci absorbed a hit by […] The post The White Sox who just made painful history by getting hit a ton appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The Mets get walked off again by a clutch White Sox team

The White Sox have developed a flair for dramatic finishes at the Mets’ expense. For the second time in three days, the White Sox walked off the Mets with a home run, as New York took a tough 2-1 loss Sunday in Chicago. Tristan Peters blasted his first career walk-off homer to center field off […]

White Sox 2, Mets 1: There’s always money in Tristan Peters’ banana bat

The White Sox took two of three from the Mets, and they used the same template both times -- a walk-off homer by the slimmest of margins. On Friday , Jake Rogers deposited a fly ball into the first row behind left center field, just out of the reach of A.J. Ewing, to end it. Today, Tristan Peters gave it a near-mirror image. Wielding the yellow banana bat that he used during the All-Star Game to cap off Players' Weekend, Peters extended on a 3-1 Kodai Senga fastball and sent it flying just r...

Pregame notes: Step right up and beat the Mets

The White Sox set out to take the rubber match against the Mets this afternoon, with Sean Newcomb opening and Erick Fedde in line to take the bulk of the innings afterward. The White Sox are 2-1 when Newcomb opens, including the 3-0 victory against the Cubs on Wednesday with José Urquidy following him up.… The post Pregame notes: Step right up and beat the Mets appeared first on Sox Machine .

Game Thread: Mets (59-71) at White Sox (67-62)

OK, we got the Luis Robert Jr. revenge game out of the way. Phew. Nothing more to say, except for perhaps the hope that today may be Luisangel Acuña’s turn. I’m not holding my breath. If I was holding my breath, I would probably lose my life, because Acuña isn’t even in the starting lineup […]

Mets Daily Prospect Report, 8/23/26: Only wins

Triple A: Syracuse Mets (63 – 61) SYRACUSE 3, WOOSTER 0 (BOX) Three runs in the second were enough for Syracuse in this one, with RBI singles from Zack Short, Emilien Pitre, and D’Andre Smith. Jonah Tong got the win, though he wasn’t exactly impressive. It’s been a lost season as he continues to search for a […]

Mets’ Carson Benge talks scary right field collision vs. White Sox

New York Mets rookie Carson Benge shook off a frightening moment in right field and came through with one of his best offensive performances of the season in a 10-5 win over the Chicago White Sox Saturday night. Benge’s scare came while chasing a deep drive from White Sox rookie Tristan Peters. The 23-year-old admitted […] The post Mets’ Carson Benge talks scary right field collision vs. White Sox appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Why homering twice vs. White Sox was so special for Mets’ Luis Robert Jr.

A familiar ballpark became the backdrop for Luis Robert Jr.’s latest power display, as the former Chicago White Sox outfielder homered twice at Rate Field in the New York Mets’ 10-5 win on Saturday. It was Robert’s second game back at the stadium since New York acquired him from Chicago on Jan. 20, following six […] The post Why homering twice vs. White Sox was so special for Mets’ Luis Robert Jr. appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Robert’s revenge

The White Sox (67-62) failed to build on their come-from-behind victory on Friday night, as the Mets (59-71) picked up a 10-5 victory against a pitching staff that struggled from start to finish. Luis Castillo, 33, started on the mound for the South Siders, and things did not go as planned. In the first, A.J. […]

Mets 10, White Sox 5: Luis Castillo can’t carry the load

The Chicago White Sox had plenty of opportunities to bail out the pitching staff, and had the pitching staff been able to hold the line at any point, you might've been able to point the finger at the run production unit, rather than the run prevention one. However, the pitchers acquired before the deadline, Luis Castillo and Huascar Brazoban, continued their suboptimal production. Meanwhile, old friend Luis Robert Jr. had himself a night, hitting two home runs. Every time it appeared the White...

Game Thread: Mets (58-71) at White Sox (67-61)

After a thrilling victory on Friday night, the White Sox (67-61) are back in action on the South Side against the Mets (58-71). Trade deadline acquisition Luis Castillo, 33, will start on the mound for the South Siders. Castillo enters this game with a 4.99 ERA and a 4.52 FIP in 115 1/3 innings this […]

First Pitch: White Sox vs. Mets

After pulling off one of their most thrilling victories in front of nearly 32,000 fans on Elvis Night, the White Sox will try for an encore during Puerto Rican Heritage Night. Also, the woman who accidentally emptied her purse while celebrating capturing the walk-off home run ball got everything back. TV: CHSN Lineups: Mets White… The post First Pitch: White Sox vs. Mets appeared first on Sox Machine .

Put it in the books, Howie

By Jay Horwitz The pre-game ceremony for Howie Rose on September 20th will be both a happy and sad time for me. I am thrilled that will be honoring a Mets icon and a friend of mine for almost 40 years. The sad part is that it probably marks the official end of Howie’s broadcasting career. We have assembled some tribute videos for Howie. Players from all eras gave their thoughts on what he has meant to the game. Then we talked to announcers from different teams and different sports. He has touc...