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Reuters
11 hours ago
- Sport
- Reuters
Mets clip Angels 6-3 for series sweep
July 23 - Pete Alonso belted a three-run homer Wednesday and Sean Manaea worked five effective innings as the New York Mets stopped the visiting Los Angeles Angels 6-3 to polish off a three-game sweep. Manaea (1-1) allowed just two hits and a run, walking two and fanning five in his third appearance (second start) since returning off the injured list. Edwin Diaz pitched the last 1 1/3 innings for his 21st save in 23 chances. Bulk reliever Jake Eder (0-1) absorbed the loss, permitting five runs off seven hits and a walk over the last six innings. He walked one and struck out seven. Opener Brock Burke and Sam Bachman each pitched an inning. Los Angeles trailed 6-1 but rallied for two runs in the seventh and got the tying run to the plate in the eighth with two outs after Diaz plunked Travis d'Arnaud. But Diaz slipped a called third strike past Luis Rengifo, leading to the ejection of interim manager Ray Montgomery by plate umpire Erich Bacchus. Later in the eighth, Bacchus dumped Angels coach Tim Laker, also for arguing balls and strikes. Brandon Nimmo got New York off to a flying start by cracking a leadoff homer in the first off Burke, his 19th of the season. Los Angeles tied it in the third when Mike Trout rifled a solo homer to right-center, his 18th of the season and 999th career RBI. Francisco Lindor broke an 0-for-31 skid in the bottom of the third with a run-scoring single. Two batters later, Alonso golfed Eder's low fastball an estimated 439 feet to the seats in left-center for his 22nd homer. Lindor made it 6-1 in the fourth with his second RBI single that scored Luis Torrens. The Mets appeared to be cruising until the Angels got back into the game in the seventh. Rengifo's fielder's choice bouncer to first plated Kevin Newman and Chris Taylor lined an RBI double into the right field corner. Nimmo, Lindor, Alonso and Starling Marte each picked up two of New York's 10 hits. --Field Level Media
Hamilton Spectator
3 days ago
- Business
- Hamilton Spectator
Moomoo And New York Mets Unveil Display at Citi Field: A Bold New Presence at The Ballpark
JERSEY CITY, N.J., July 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — moomoo, the global investment and trading platform , has unveiled a new, 36-foot high, double-sided display at Citi Field as part of its multi-year collaboration with the New York Mets . First displayed on July 18, the vibrant orange moomoo logo now adds a bright pop of color to the ballpark's dynamic visual landscape. This prominent signage, complemented by the moomoo mascot, ribbon displays, and immersive billboard advertisements, significantly amplifies moomoo's brand visibility and recognition among millions of baseball fans at Citi Field. Caption: Moomoo's prominent 36-foot high signage lights up Citi Field With an average attendance of over 38,603 fans per game and 80 home games this season, the stadium brings extensive brand exposure to moomoo. Announced in April, the cross-sector collaboration between moomoo and the Mets also gives thousands of baseball fans the opportunity to watch the game in the moomoo Suite throughout the season. With this opportunity, fans have access to premium seats while enjoying best in class in-game entertainment, top tier dining options and exciting on-field performance. Since the start of the baseball season, moomoo has seen a significant increase in app downloads, brand visibility in various channels, and welcomes the opportunity to provide advanced tools and features, a global community of over 26 million investors, and free educational resources to beginner and advanced investors alike. Mets pitcher Edwin Diaz stars in a new commercial for moomoo, where the All-Star reliever details similarities between closing and stock trading: reading the game, analyzing opportunities, timing the moment, and moving with accuracy. 'During this exciting season, moomoo is continuing its engagement with New York communities, and we have gained more opportunities to do investor education. We are delighted to see more and more people getting to know moomoo and understand our business philosophy through our collaboration with the Mets,' said Neil McDonald, CEO at Moomoo Financials Inc. 'We believe that through learning and practice on the moomoo platform, which offers a variety of investment tools, investors can ultimately invest like professional investors.' 'This new signage marks an exciting next step in the growth of our partnership with moomoo and will help enhance their brand visibility around the ballpark,' said Brenden Mallette, Senior Vice President of Partnerships at the New York Mets. 'We've seen great engagement from our fans over the past few months and look forward to bringing more exciting moments to moomoo investors and Mets fans.' For every Mets win, $10,000 will be added to a special fund, culminating in a potential $1 million grand prize for one lucky moomoo investor if the team reaches 100 regular season victories*. In addition to organizing special events, moomoo offers various giveaways. These include 500 free game tickets on 'moomoo Mondays' throughout the season for moomoo users** and the opportunity to score exclusive Mets x moomoo merch. *Terms and conditions apply ( ). ** Limited to Moomoo Financial Inc customers residing in tri-state area (NY, NJ, CT, and PA). Terms and conditions apply ( ). About moomoo Moomoo is a leading global investment and trading platform dedicated to empowering investors with user-friendly tools, data, and insights. Our platform is designed to provide essential information and technology, enabling users to make more-informed investment decisions. With advanced charting tools, pro-level analytical features, moomoo evolves alongside our users, fostering a dynamic community where investors can share, learn, and grow together. Founded in the US, moomoo operates globally, serving investors in countries such as the US, Singapore, Australia, Japan, Canada and Malaysia. As a subsidiary of a Nasdaq-listed Futu Holdings ( FUTU ), we take pride in our role as a global strategic partner of the Nasdaq, earning numerous international accolades from renowned industry leaders such as Benzinga and Fintech Breakthrough. Moomoo has also received multiple awards in the US, Singapore, and Australia for its innovative, inclusive approach to investing. Contact: For more information, please visit moomoo's official website at or contact us at pr@ For the New York Mets questions, please contact: Katie Agostin Manager, Communications New York Mets kagostin@ A photo accompanying this announcement is available at
CBS News
3 days ago
- Sport
- CBS News
Juan Soto's mad dash home in the 8th helps Mets avoid sweep by Reds
Juan Soto dashed home with the go-ahead run in the eighth inning, beating a throw to the plate on Luis Torrens' sharp grounder to second base, and the New York Mets avoided a three-game sweep Sunday with a 3-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Soto led off the inning by drawing a walk from Brent Suter (1-1) and went to third on Jeff McNeil's one-out double. With the infield playing in, Tony Santillan got Torrens to hit a hard grounder to second baseman Matt McLain, but Soto got an excellent jump and scored with a headfirst slide as the one-hop throw arrived. Ryne Stanek earned his second save with a scoreless ninth. Edwin Díaz (5-0) blew a save opportunity for the second time this season when he plunked Spencer Steer with a pitch to force home the tying run in the eighth. Díaz then struck out Tyler Stephenson to leave the bases loaded. Brandon Nimmo had an RBI single in the third and No. 9 hitter Luisangel Acuña gave the Mets a 2-1 lead with a run-scoring double in the fifth. Elly De La Cruz hit an RBI single in the first for the Reds. Mets left-hander David Peterson allowed an unearned run in six innings. Fellow All-Star Andrew Abbott gave up two runs in six innings for Cincinnati. It was Torrens' first RBI in a Mets victory since he had two in an 8-1 win over Colorado on June 7. The bottom four Mets batters went 4 for 13 with two RBIs. ... Reds center fielder TJ Friedl was plunked four times in the series and has been hit by a pitch six times in his last five games. He was hit by a pitch just five times in his first 91 games. The Mets continue a six-game homestand Monday night, when RHP Kodai Senga (7-3, 1.39 ERA) starts against Los Angeles Angels LHP Tyler Anderson (2-6, 4.34). The Reds head to Washington, where RHP Brady Singer (7-7, 4.32 ERA) opposes Nationals RHP Jake Irvin (7-5, 4.58).
Yahoo
17-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Frankie Montas, Edwin Diaz and Juan Soto's big efforts the key to Mets win over Royals
The Mets got key contributions from several players on Saturday including Juan Soto's devastating power, Frankie Montas limiting the Royals to one run and Edwin Diaz recording a six-out save to prevail over a KC. All three players feel confident in their game and are looking forward to a strong second-half.
Yahoo
16-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Francisco Lindor, Mets All-Stars booed by Atlanta crowd at 2025 All-Star Game
Francisco Lindor knew the type of reception he would get for the 2025 All-Star Game, and the Atlanta crowd did not disappoint. After alluding to it leading into the All-Star break, the fans at Truist Park greeted the Mets' shortstop and his teammates to a chorus of boos. Advertisement During the introductions for the All-Star Game reserves and pitchers, once Pete Alonso, David Peterson and Edwin Diaz were introduced, the crowd booed them. Alonso reveled in the boos and gave a big wave to the Atlanta crowd. Lindor, hitting eighth in the starting lineup, was introduced with the rest of the National League All-Star starters and received even bigger boos after he was introduced as "Mr. Smiles." The Mets shortstop gave a big smile and gave peace signs as he ran onto the field. Lindor voted an All-Star starter for the first time in a Mets uniform and the reception isn't too surprising considering the heated rivalry between the Mets and Braves. Advertisement And to the Braves fans' credit, they booed Kyle Schwarber of the Phillies after they introduced the trio of Mets. The All-Stars from the Marlins and Nationals were not greeted as enthusiastically.
