After his first career complete game shutout on Wednesday, New York Mets starter David Peterson was the talk of the town. On Thursday, one SNY analyst had high

Tylor Megill and Griffin Canning turned in their two worst starts of the season in back-to-back days as the Mets got swept at home by the Rays. That those performances came on the heels of Kodai Senga's hamstring injury gave some people the ability to spew sky-is-falling fodder about the state of the Mets' rotation and how ominous things are.

Mets Send Clear 3-Word Message After David Peterson’s Incredible Night originally appeared on Athlon Sports. If you still have any lingering doubts about the 2025 New York Mets, players like David Peterson are ready and willing to make you reconsider.

The New York Mets could do more damage to the Atlanta Braves' fleeting playoff hopes when the National League East rivals meet on Tuesday for the first time this season to start a three-game set in Atlanta.

The Braves are a home favorite (-130) against the Mets (+110). The Atlanta Braves will give the start to Spencer Schwellenbach (5-4, 3.11 ERA), who is looking for win No. 6 on the season, and the Mets will counter with David Peterson (5-2, 2.49 ERA).

David Peterson walked off the mound with a quiet intensity, no visible outburst, no dramatic gestures. The post “He Was Pissed” – Mets Manager Sheds Light on David Peterson’s Rare Side After Dominant Night vs Nationals appeared first on EssentiallySports.

David Peterson toleró seis hits y lanzó un juego completo de nueve entradas por primera vez en su carrera profesional, para que los Mets de Nueva York vencieran

In his own words, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns is “frankly never really concerned about having too much” starting pitching, because he’s been around long enough to know there’s no such thing.