Brandon Nimmo brought in the game-winning run for New York after Francisco Alvarez stays hot after his return from the minors. The Mets won 3-2 and are on a three-game winning streak to follow up back-to-back losses to start the second half.

It was another disappointing game out of the Mets' offense, even on David Wright's number retirement ceremony, as New York lost to the Cincinnati Reds, 5-2, on Saturday afternoon at Citi Field.

For Brandon Nimmo, his first homestand in New York was even more surreal than he could have ever imagined, thanks to some thoughtful planning by David Wright and Curtis Granderson.

The post Mets’ Brandon Nimmo celebrates 1000th MLB game with heartfelt message to fans appeared first on ClutchPoints. Brandon Nimmo of the New York Mets hit a career milestone in the first game of the team’s doubleheader Thursday against the Baltimore Orioles.

The star outfielder's home state doesn’t offer high school baseball, columnist Kerry Drake notes, but Nimmo was good enough as a teen to be drafted by the Mets in the first round.

After a frustrating loss Saturday, Brandon Nimmo was asked about whether the New York Mets’ “sense of urgency” had been heightened over the last month. Nimmo provided the usual answer to that question — that there is always a sense of urgency — before adding some crucial evidence.

As the New York Mets continue their three-game series against the Baltimore Orioles, one of their longest tenured players will be making franchise history. Outf