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Freelance writer and editor. Contributes to @SNYtv + @1067theFan + @team980 + @connectingvets + benkrimmel.substack.com. @gwhatchet alum. Baltimore born.
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Re-energized Juan Soto hopes to push Mets turnaround after All-Star break Original

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By Ben Krimmel
| SportsNet New York (SNY) Verified
Juan Soto feels reenergized coming out of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game as the Mets look to bounce back from a disappointing first half of the season. "I'm really positive, I think this break was really good for me," Soto said after coming out of the game for the top of the fifth inning. "Get to see so many players, grab so much advice for them, and tried to put in work for my team." Asked what he expects from the season's second half, the Mets' All-Star said the plan is to turn the page.
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Zach Thornton dazzles for seven scoreless, but Mets fumble it away 3-2 in extra innings to Red Sox

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By Ben Krimmel
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Zach Thornton delivered a fantastic start, going seven scoreless innings with five strikeouts, but the Mets let the game slip through their fingers, allowing two runs to tie the score in the ninth, and fell 3-2 in 10 innings as the Boston Red Sox completed a three-game sweep Sunday at Citi Field Francisco Lindor was set up to be the co-hero, driving in both of the Mets' runs, but his error on a would-be game-ending double-play ball set up Boston to score two in the ninth to tie the score as...
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Mets Notes: Rotation to stay on turn after All-Star break, injury updates Original

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By Ben Krimmel
| SportsNet New York (SNY) Verified
Mets interim manager Andy Green touched on several topics before Sunday's series finale against the Boston Red Sox. “For the most part, we’re gonna stay on turn,” Green said when asked about the plans for the Mets’ rotation coming out of the break on Thursday.
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