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The Houston Astros are set to add infielder Luis Guillorme to their MLB roster to provide infield depth and cover for injuries, following roster moves including the designation of Forrest Whitley and potential injury-related roster adjustments. Guillorme, known for his defense and contact skills, will compete for playing time at second base amid injury concerns for Isaac Paredes and Jacob Melton.
New York Mets infielder Luis Guillorme has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a strained right calf, which he sustained during a game against the Boston Red Sox. Guillorme, who had been taking on a more significant role in the absence of other injured players, will undergo testing to determine the severity of the strain. The Mets have called up veteran infielder Danny Mendick to replace Guillorme on the active roster.
The Mets have called up Luis Guillorme to replace the injured Pete Alonso and Zach Muckenhirn to help their bullpen, while designating Stephen Nogosek for assignment. Guillorme returns to add infield depth and another bat off the bench, while Muckenhirn replaces Nogosek, who has pitched to a 5.61 ERA this season. Alonso is expected to miss three to four weeks with a bone bruise and sprain in his left wrist.
The New York Mets have optioned Luis Guillorme to Triple-A Syracuse to make room for the call-up of slugger Mark Vientos. Guillorme, known for his slick fielding, has struggled at the plate this season. The move allows the Mets to avoid cutting a veteran player with no minor league options. However, it also sacrifices defense and flexibility for power, as Vientos and Vogelbach have no true position in the field. The Mets hope Vientos' strong performance in Triple-A will translate to the big leagues and help improve their offense.
The New York Mets have called up infield prospect Mark Vientos to the majors after he put up impressive numbers in Triple-A, including a 1.104 OPS with 13 home runs and 37 runs batted in over the course of 166 trips to the plate. In a corresponding move, utility infielder Luis Guillorme was sent down to the minors. The Mets hope Vientos can provide a boost to their struggling offense, as they currently rank 21st in runs and 20th in home runs.
The New York Mets have optioned utility infielder Luis Guillorme to Triple-A Syracuse to make room for slugger Mark Vientos, who has been tearing it up in Syracuse. While Guillorme's defensive ability and versatility will be missed, the Mets are in desperate need of offense and Vientos' bat should provide an immediate boost. Vientos figures to plug-in immediately in a DH role and may move Daniel Vogelbach to a bench role. The Mets may not be done yet with their call-ups as they attempt to claw back up the standings.
The New York Mets lost to the Washington Nationals 5-0 after a disastrous sixth inning. Relief pitcher Jimmy Yacabonis started the inning with a strikeout, but the Nationals quickly scored three runs due to a missed double-play opportunity by Mets' infielder Luis Guillorme. Guillorme expressed frustration with the play, which has happened to him before. The Nationals went on to score two more runs, sealing the win.
The New York Mets pulled off a rare spectacle in their game against the San Diego Padres, with two baseballs rolling down the third baseline and staying in fair territory, leaving the Padres in disbelief. The Mets capitalized on their luck, scoring three runs in the inning, including a clutch two-out RBI double by Francisco Lindor, to win the game 5-0. Padres pitcher Yu Darvish had a solid outing, but the rolls didn't work in his favor, resulting in the loss on his record.
The New York Mets won 5-0 against the San Diego Padres after a three-run rally in the seventh inning, thanks to two unorthodox infield hits that defied the laws of physics. Luis Guillorme's bunt hit the lip of the infield grass but did not go into foul ground, resulting in an infield hit. Two batters later, Tomás Nido hit a slow roller to nearly the same spot, which landed on the chalk of the foul line itself. The rally continued long enough for Francisco Lindor to break open the game with a two-run double.
The New York Mets have had a rough start to the season, with their offense struggling and their pitching staff facing issues with the new pitch clock. However, there are some bright spots, including Pete Alonso's return to form with a new bat and Luis Guillorme's strong play. On the downside, the team suffered back-to-back shutouts and blowout losses to the Milwaukee Brewers, and manager Buck Showalter has made some questionable decisions with the bullpen.
The Milwaukee Brewers won their home opener against the New York Mets 10-0, with a grand slam by rookie Brice Turang as the highlight. Fans may have missed the B-1 Bomber flyover due to the closed roof, Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil's frustration with the turf, and catcher William Contreras' phantom throw. Infielder Luis Guillorme took the mound for the Mets, and Brewers left fielder Christian Yelich helped a fan complete her birthday bucket list. Freddy Peralta, who recently welcomed a son, pitched six strong innings for the Brewers.
Luis Guillorme provided a scoreless inning for the Mets against the Brewers, while Carlos Carrasco had a pitch clock violation before throwing a pitch. Tim Locastro was hit by a pitch yet again, and the team officially released Darin Ruf after he cleared waivers. The Padres made history with back-to-back homers from the eighth and ninth hitters, while the Braves retired Andruw Jones' number. MLB owners ratified the first minor league CBA, and Anthony Rendon was suspended for five games and fined for an interaction with a fan on Opening Day.