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4/13/2026 Box Score: Los Angeles Dodgers 4 New York Mets 0
Francisco Lindor#: SS 0 for 4; Luis Robert Jr.: CF 0 for 3; Mark Vientos: 1B 0 for 3; 1 K; Bo Bichette: 3B 0 for 3; Jorge Polanco: DH 1 for 3; Francisco Alvarez: C 1 for 3; Tommy Pham: LF 0 for 3; 1 K; Marcus Semien: 2B 1 for 3; Tyrone Taylor: RF 0 for 3; David Peterson: (L, 0-3) 5 innings; 4 runs; 4 ERs; 5 hits; 1 HR; 4 walks; 7 Ks; Craig Kimbrel: 1 inning; no runs; 1 hit; Joey Gerber: 2 innings; no runs; 2 hits; 1 walk; 5 Ks;
Brian Joura Mets360: "There were 10 games in MLB on Monday night. Of the 20 teams in action, 12 scored at least six runs. Ha, you didn’t really think the Mets were one of them, did you? Instead, they managed just three hits and were shut out, 4-0, by the Dodgers in Los Angeles. The Mets have now lost six straight games."
NY Post: "Somehow, they avoided getting no-hit, but it wasn’t easy. Dodgers left-hander Justin Wrobleski had that kind of mastery over this sputtering bunch...Shut out for a second straight game, the Mets have played 20 straight innings without scoring...The Mets didn’t even place a runner in scoring position."
Laura Albanese Newsday: "Peterson (0-3), who struggled significantly over his first two starts, kept those red flags waving...The lefty simply couldn’t find the plate in the first inning, nailing leadoff hitter Shohei Ohtani on the shoulder and walking Kyle Tucker on five pitches... Will Smith’s single scored Ohtani with the game’s opening run...Peterson struck out five of the next six batters and looked downright dominant in the second, showcasing better control and an improved slider..."
SNY.TV: "Peterson...almost danced around two more walks, until Andy Pages crushed a 2-0 hanging slider for his fifth homer of the season. He worked around a one-out double in the fourth, then ended his night by stranding runners on the corners in the fifth."
MLB YouTube Channel: Dodgers 4 Mets 0 - 4/13/26
SNY on YouTube: Carlos Mendoza, Marcus Semien, David Peterson, Post Game Reactions - 4/13/26
Today's Game: at Los Angeles Tue., April 14 RHP Nolan McLean (1-1, 2.70) vs. RHP Yoshinobu Yamamoto (2-1, 2.50) 10:10 p.m. ET (SNY, Audacy 880 AM, 92.3 FM HD2)
New York Post:
- Justin Wrobleski flirts with shutout as Dodgers mow down slumping Mets
- Luke Weaver admits he’s putting too much pressure on himself after consecutive Mets implosions
- Mets shut out again as downward spiral hits six games with loss to Dodgers
- Dodgers expect Edwin DÃaz to pitch vs. Mets, after checking out his knee
- How the Mets vs. Dodgers series became the most expensive in MLB history
- The trials, troubles and lows of Lenny Dykstra’s post-Mets fall
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- Juan Sotoless Mets’ scoreless streak reaches 20 innings in another shutout loss
- Mets vs. Dodgers: Lineups, broadcast info, and open thread, 4/13/26
- Ronny Mauricio optioned to Triple-A
- Monday Stat Party: Squirrel Scurries Up Citi Leaderboards
- The jet-lagged Mets try to wake up against the two-time defending champion Dodgers
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Mets Fall to Dodgers, 4-0:
- Mets go quietly again in shutout loss to Dodgers in Los Angeles (Newsday)
- Mets shut out again as downward spiral hits six games with loss to Dodgers (NY Post)
- What going on with the Mets' offense? A new low against the Dodgers (The Record)
- Floundering Mets shut out by Dodgers in sixth straight loss (ESPN)
- Punchless Mets go down feebly once again in shutout against the Dodgers (The Athletic)
- Wrobleski throws 8 smooth innings and the Dodgers hand the Mets their 6th straight loss, 4-0 (AP)
Tommy Pham:
- Laura Albanese: Mets can use Tommy Pham's fire, especially against Dodgers (Newsday)
- Mets Notebook: Tommy Pham returns to team, Juan Soto still on track (Daily News)
- Mets bring back a familiar face as offense hits rock bottom (NJ.com)
- Mets call up outfielder Tommy Pham to jolt a sagging offense amid losing streak (AP)
Other Mets News:
- Mets' Juan Soto likely to start running in next couple days (ESPN)
- Mets say turnaround is coming ... but can they make it happen? (MLB.com)
- Nobody has a 2-pitch combo quite like this star rookie's (MLB.com)
- Reasons for Mets' skid go deeper than just Soto's absence (MLB.com)
- How the Mets vs. Dodgers series became the most expensive in MLB history (NY Post)
- Luke Weaver admits he’s putting too much pressure on himself after consecutive Mets implosions (NY Post)
- Mets to face Dodgers for first time since losing Edwin Diaz to them (Daily News)
- Mets face Dodgers coming off 5-game losing streak: ‘Nobody likes losing’ (Daily News)
- Mets quickly look and sound like the 2025 version (The Athletic)
- Why David Peterson Is In Danger of Losing a Spot in Mets Rotation (SI.com)
Syracuse:
- The Syracuse Mets are home tonight to take on the AAA Yankees at 6:35. Jonah Tong gets the start.
Binghamton Rumble Ponies:
- Binghamton travels to Akron to play the RubberDucks at 6:35. Jonathan Santucci is the starting pitcher.
Brooklyn Cyclones:
- Brooklyn sends Jonathan Jimenez to face the Greensboro Grasshoppers at 6:40 tonight in Brooklyn.
St. Lucie Mets:
- St. Lucie has a 6:35 start tonight in Daytona, starting pitcher to be determined.
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AP Sports via the Winnipeg Free Press
- Mike Trout vs. Aaron Judge turns into starry slugfest of 3-time MVPs as Yankees edge Angels 11-10
- Wrobleski throws 8 smooth innings and the Dodgers hand the Mets their 6th straight loss, 4-0
- Eovaldi goes 7 innings, Burger hits 2 homers as Rangers win 8-1 to stop Athletics’ win streak
- Walker hits MLB-leading 8th HR and joins Cardinals greats Musial, McGwire, Rolen and Pujols
- Paul Skenes had to be almost perfect last year for the Pirates to have a chance. Times have changed
- Judge, Grisham HR twice, overcome Trout’s 2 homers in Yanks’ 11-10 win over Angels that stops skid
- MartÃnez and Rocchio go deep as Guardians defeat Cardinals 9-3 despite Walker’s 8th homer
- Naylor homers twice as Mariners beat Astros for 4-game sweep
- Orioles manager Craig Albernaz is OK after taking a line drive off his face
- AgustÃn RamÃrez and Connor Norby homer as the Marlins beat the Braves 10-4 to end a 3-game skid
MLB Trade Rumors
- Blue Jays Acquire Lenyn Sosa
- Blue Jays Re-Sign Austin Voth To Minor League Deal
- D-Backs Move Brandon Pfaadt To Bullpen
- White Sox Weighing Promotion For Sam Antonacci
- Angels Outright Jeimer Candelario
- Poll: Which Team Has Been Most Impacted By Injuries This Year?
- Orioles Acquire Christian Encarnacion-Strand
- Mets Select Tommy Pham
- Orioles Place Ryan Mountcastle On 60-Day IL, Select Weston Wilson
- Ken Waldichuk Recommended For Tommy John Surgery
- Guardians Designate Kolby Allard For Assignment
- Yankees Return Rule 5 Pick Cade Winquest To Cardinals
- Cardinals Designate Jared Shuster For Assignment
- Tigers Claim Yoniel Curet, Transfer Parker Meadows To 60-Day IL
- Orioles Recall Dean Kremer
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- Astros' woes continue as Tatsuya Imai, Jeremy Peña land on IL amid seven-game losing streak
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Born on this date:
- Mark Bomback (1953)
- Kyle Farnsworth (1976)
- Samuel Taveras (1989) DSL Coach
- Jacob Barnes (1990)
- Zak Whalin (2005)
Died on this date:
- Tommy Holmes (2008)
Transactions:
New York Mets sold Duke Snider to the San Francisco Giants on April 14, 1964.
New York Mets released Grant Roberts on April 14, 2005.
1976 | On the north side of Chicago, Dave Kingman launches a homer down the left field line that hits a house 530 feet from home plate. The Cubs, as well as the home, survive the right-fielder's blast, defeating the Mets in the Wrigley Field contest, 6-5. |
2001 | The Reds beat Al Leiter and the Mets, 1-0, to set the modern National League mark for not being shut out by an opponent, scoring in their 175th consecutive game. Ironically, the record-breaking contest comes against the last team and pitcher to blank the franchise, a 5-0 defeat at Cinergy Field in a playoff game to determine the NL Wild Card. |
2006 | At the Mets Team Store beginning today through the April 17 tax deadline, fans can have their taxes done for free by Gilman Ciocia. The Shea TAX-TEAM will also prepare an automatic extension for those who are not ready to file. |
1968: At the Astrodome, New York Mets pitcher Nolan Ryan earns the first of his 324 major league victories. The 21-year-old right-hander hurls six and two-thirds innings of three-hit, shutout baseball to lead the Mets over the Houston Astros, 4 - 0. Danny Frisella takes the save in 2 1/3 innings of relief. Tommie Agee goes 2 for 3 with two runs and Art Shamsky 2 for 3 with two RBI. Larry Dierker is the losing pitcher.
1976 - In the 6th inning of today's 6 - 5 loss to Chicago, the Mets' Dave Kingman hits what will become widely regarded as the longest home run ever hit in Wrigley Field, estimated at 600 feet in many of the next day's press accounts, with the putative "paper of record" going as high as 630. Some cold water is applied to these claims by longtime Cubs' broadcaster Jack Brickhouse, speaking in 1982 with Paul Susman of Baseball Digest: "Brickhouse revealed that the ball was greatly helped by a strong wind of about 35 miles per hour. Brickhouse estimated Kingman's blast in reality went about 500 feet." To be fair to Kingman, the Cubs' own scoresheet for this game estimates "530 to 550 feet," which in conjunction with researcher Bill Jenkinson's assertion of 530 feet as the distance between home plate and the point of obstruction, would suggest a typo or simple misreading as the culprit in the inflated Times estimate.
1999: John Franco strikes out the side in the 9th inning of the New York Mets' 4 - 1 win over the Florida Marlins, becoming the second relief pitcher in major league history to reach 400 career saves.
2011: The Rockies complete a four-game sweep of the Mets by taking both ends of a doubleheader at Citi Field, 5 - 4 and 9 - 4. Troy Tulowitzki leads Colorado's offense by homering in all four games and going 10 for 16 with 8 RBI in the series.
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