The Atlanta Braves are about to embark on a thirteen-game stretch that could potentially make or break their season. Today marks the first game of seven that the Braves will face the New York Mets over the next thirteen.

David Peterson's six-hitter gave him the first nine-inning complete game of his professional career as the New York Mets beat the Washington Nationals 5-0 for their fifth straight win.

David Peterson's success on the mound an example of how the Mets are wise enough – in the analytics age – to be humble about the stories that the numbers can’t tell.

The Atlanta Braves are taking on the National League East leading New York Mets and they will be bringing David Peterson to the mound who is having the best year of his career in terms of ERA with a 2.

David Peterson pitched the club’s first shutout of the season and let up just six hits while striking out five in the Mets' 5-0 win over the Nationals.

Peterson needed just nine pitches in the ninth inning to finish a shutout in the Mets’ 5-0 win over the Nationals on Wednesday night at Citi Field. In total, he threw 106 pitches. He allowed just six hits, no walks. He struck out six batters. “This is what we strive for,” Peterson said.

This week, the Mets went from too many good pitchers to maybe not enough? We talk about the state of the Mets’ rotation, the Dodgers’ silence in the face of what is going on in LA, and more.

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

Brandon Nimmo hit two home runs, Juan Soto hit his second in as many nights, but it was Peterson who was the star of the show,

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.