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Aaron Judge hit his 33rd home run of the season, joining Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, and Roger Maris as the only Yankees to hit 33+ homers in the first 90 games, and contributed to a Yankees win with a home run and key defensive plays, maintaining his strong performance despite the team's recent struggles.
The Yankees, struggling with a six-game losing streak and facing their worst stretch in weeks, secured a crucial win on July 6 against a weak Mets pitching lineup, with their ace Max Fried leading the game, marking an important victory in their season.
The Mets won the Subway Series against the Yankees with a 12-6 victory, led by Pete Alonso, and are aiming for a series sweep. The team also signed pitcher Zach Pop and made history by signing European amateur Matteo Marelli. Meanwhile, MLB updates include Yankees' Clarke Schmidt facing Tommy John surgery, and other notable player news. The Mets continue their season with key player performances and roster moves.
The Yankees are struggling, having lost multiple games and making costly errors, while the Mets capitalize on their home runs and strategic plays, raising concerns about the team's future performance.
The Mets defeated the Yankees 12-6 in the Subway Series, showcasing strong offensive performance and capitalizing on Yankees' errors, while the Yankees struggled with sloppy play and injuries, marking a significant win for the Mets.
The Yankees and Mets delivered an exciting Fourth of July game at Citi Field, featuring seven home runs, including key hits by Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, and Jeff McNeil, with McNeil's game-winning home run and crucial defensive play securing a 6-5 victory for the Mets amid their recent struggles.
Juan Soto and Jeff McNeil led the Mets to a 6-5 victory over the Yankees in a high-scoring Subway Series game, with Soto homering and McNeil hitting a crucial go-ahead shot, despite pitching challenges and multiple home runs in the game.
Juan Soto delivered a standout performance in the Subway Series, much to the Mets' delight, marking a notable showing for the player in this edition of the rivalry.
The New York Mets defeated the Yankees 6-5 in the Subway Series opener, highlighted by Jeff McNeil's go-ahead two-run homer in the seventh inning, as both teams experienced a slide after strong starts. Jasson Domínguez ended a homerless streak with two homers, and the game featured multiple home runs from both teams. The Yankees' losing streak extended to five games, while the Mets' recent struggles continued with a 6-14 record since June 12.
The 2025 Subway Series between the Yankees and Mets will be held at Citi Field from July 4-6, with options to watch for free through various streaming services and free trials, especially for viewers in the local market. The series features key matchups and is accessible via regional and national TV channels, with additional streaming options for out-of-market fans.
The Yankees and Mets, once both leading their divisions, are now struggling as they face off again at Citi Field, with key players like Juan Soto and Aaron Judge continuing to be significant factors in their teams' performances.
The article reflects on the decline of the New York Yankees and Mets from their peak performances earlier in the season, highlighting their initial strong records and recent struggles, and reminisces about the glory days of New York baseball.
As the New York Mets enter the Subway Series against the Yankees, their tradeable players are uncertain about their future with the team. Tommy Pham, who arrived on a one-year deal, advises his teammates to have two bags packed as the trade deadline approaches. The Mets have been struggling since the All-Star break, losing two out of three series and falling seven games below .500. Players like Pham, Mark Canha, Omar Narvaez, and David Robertson are potential candidates for trades, while Luis Guillorme's injury may affect his trade prospects. Despite their underperformance, the Mets may be hesitant to trade Robertson due to the impact it could have on their bullpen. The team is unlikely to find takers for Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer due to logistical challenges. The Mets haven't made significant moves at the trade deadline since 2018, but their recent poor performance may force them to make changes.
The New York Mets won the second game of the Subway Series against the Yankees in a walk-off 4-3 victory. The game was marked by mental mistakes, errors, and unfortunate plays from both teams. The Mets' Brandon Nimmo redeemed himself with a game-winning RBI double in the 10th inning. The Yankees' owner Hal Steinbrenner expressed openness to adding payroll at the trade deadline to help the team win a World Series. Justin Verlander rebounded with a strong performance for the Mets, while Yankees' rookie shortstop Anthony Volpe showed improvement. The Yankees struggled with runners in scoring position, going just 1-for-15 in Game 2.
Brandon Nimmo hits a walk-off double to give the Mets a 4-3 win against the Yankees, splitting the Subway Series. Justin Verlander had an impressive outing, allowing only one run in six innings for the Astros. Mets' right-handed pitcher Elieser Hernández's rehab assignment was shut down due to side discomfort, while Stephen Nogosek refused his assignment to Triple-A Syracuse. The Nevada state Senate is expected to approve the amended bill for the A's proposed move to Las Vegas, and Lance McCullers Jr. will miss the remainder of the 2023 season after undergoing surgery on his right forearm.