Carlos Mendoza and Juan Soto give reactions to the sweep vs the San Francisco Giants as the Mets win 7 in a row!

Francisco Alvarez’s game-tying home run in the fifth inning shifted momentum in a comeback win, marking his second straight night making a major impact since returning from Triple-A. Carlos Mendoza praised Alvarez’s confidence, plate discipline, and defensive growth, and highlighted contributions from the younger core (Alvarez, Baty, Mauricio). Brandon Nimmo credited Alvarez’s impact and emphasized the value of Richardson’s speed as a hidden weapon. Frankie Montas discussed his secondary pitches and adjustments made mid-game, while acknowledging Alvarez’s role in guiding him through the outing. Alvarez, speaking both in English and Spanish, reflected on his recent adjustments, confidence, and chemistry with teammates. ⏱️ HH:MM – Reporter Questions Carlos Mendoza 00:00 – “Alvarez falls behind 0–2 and then homers — how is that at-bat different now than it would've been a month ago?” 01:04 – “How important is it that Alvarez started strong this time so confidence doesn’t dip again?” 01:57 – “How important are contributions from the younger guys (Alvarez, Baty, Mauricio, etc.) to your playoff push?” 03:06 – “How much pressure does that take off the top of the lineup with Lindor and Alonso struggling?” 04:06 – “What did you see from Montas and how key was it that he limited damage tonight?” 04:54 – “How important are these bullpen contributions from guys like Huggett and Garcia?” 05:35 – “Did you sense any frustration from Lindor lately?” Brandon Nimmo 06:10 – “There’s been a recent pattern of a stolen base followed by a run scored — how valuable has Richardson been?” 07:19 – “How happy are you for Alvarez given how hard he works?” 08:18 – “What does it mean for the length of the lineup if Alvarez, Baty, and Mauricio can sustain this?” Frankie Montas 09:11 – “It was a struggle early, but Alvarez tied it — how did that shift the momentum?” 09:59 – “What did you think of your secondary stuff tonight?” 10:19 – “What started to click for you around the third inning?” 10:40 – “What allowed you to make big pitches with runners on and limit damage?” 10:58 – “How would you assess your progression through five starts?” 11:17 – “What impressed you most about the offense in the fifth inning?” 12:09 – “What did you see from Alvarez on both sides of the ball?” 12:25 – “Had you built much rapport with Alvarez before tonight’s start?” Francisco Alvarez 12:51 – “Did you think your homer was going out?” 13:12 – “How nice is it to be contributing again so quickly?” 13:38 – “How did it feel catching Montas for the first time?” 14:33 – “What did it mean to come through with Baty and Mauricio in that fifth inning?” 15:26 – “What adjustments did you make with your approach in Triple-A?” 16:20 – “That all happened with two outs — what impressed you most about those at-bats?” 16:47 – “What does it say about the team’s mindset that you’re never out of a game?”

Carlos Mendoza addressed Starling Marte’s return to the roster and explained how the team will ease him back into playing time, primarily using him at DH with limited outfield duty. He confirmed Marte’s knee is feeling better post-injection. Mendoza also discussed Brandon Waddell’s injury timeline after his prior fall on the mound, addressed Jeff McNeil’s increased center field reps, and spoke about the infield combinations involving Ronny Mauricio and Brett Baty. He gave updates on Francisco Lindor’s recent struggles and health, commented on Tyrone Taylor’s role, and answered a Spanish-language question about Marte’s significance to the team’s identity.

Francisco Alvarez made a memorable return to the Mets, receiving a standing ovation and delivering both offensively and defensively.

Carlos Mendoza and David Stearns detailed Francisco Alvarez’s return to the majors after a productive and attitude-resetting stint in Triple-A. Mendoza praised Alvarez’s defensive improvement, engagement, and maturity in handling adversity, while confirming he’ll get regular playing time moving forward

After a gritty win, David Peterson reflected on his mechanical adjustments and building rhythm after a shaky start. Ryne Stanek discussed stepping in to close the ninth after Edwin Díaz exited early, emphasizing the mental focus needed in high-pressure situations.

Following the Mets’ win on July 20, 2025, manager Carlos Mendoza praised Luis Torrens for his eighth-inning mound visit that helped reset Edwin Díaz, and David Peterson’s ground-ball-heavy outing through six innings. He confirmed Pete Alonso felt better and was able to enter midgame, with plans to start the next day. Mendoza also credited the bottom of the lineup for stepping up during offensive struggles and detailed the team’s strategic small-ball execution. He noted Francisco Alvarez was pinch-hit for in Syracuse but had no update, and reaffirmed confidence in Lindor despite recent offensive struggles.

Carlos Mendoza addressed the media on July 20, 2025, primarily about Pete Alonso’s absence from the lineup, detailing a day-to-day right-hand contusion and precautionary treatment measures. He discussed Mark Vientos starting at first base over Jared Young due to a lefty matchup, praised Andrew Abbott's deceptive pitching, evaluated the bullpen's recent struggles, and gave a brief update on Tylor Megill’s throwing progression.

At his number retirement press conference, David Wright reflected on his career with the Mets, the meaning of the honor, and the people and moments that shaped his time in baseball. He spoke emotionally about his family, his bond with fans, his relationship with Jose Reyes, and mentors like Howard Johnson and Willie Randolph. Wright also answered questions about his injury struggles, leadership qualities, and his enduring pride in representing the Mets and Team USA. Humor, gratitude, and humility marked a heartfelt media session filled with nostalgia and legacy.

Following the Mets' game on July 18, 2025, Carlos Mendoza addressed the media regarding Sean Manaea’s limited pitch count, the bullpen’s performance, and ongoing roster management as the team balances development, health, and competitiveness.

The Mets press conference on July 18, 2025, featured updates from manager Carlos Mendoza on multiple injured players, bullpen usage, rotation plans, and progress at Triple-A. Mendoza provided timelines for Jesse Winker and Starling Marte, confirmed Max Kranick will undergo Tommy John surgery, and commented on the roles of Ronny Mauricio and Francisco Alvarez. He also discussed lineup and rotation strategy, including Kodai Senga's scheduling and Sean Manaea's pitch count. Former manager Terry Collins then took questions reflecting on his time managing David Wright, sharing heartfelt stories about Wright’s leadership, return from injury, and impact on the clubhouse, ahead of Wright’s number retirement ceremony.

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Be sure to listen to this and be informed on the future!

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Hey Future of Flushing listeners, sorry we’ve been busy, we promise to be back soon at some capacity!