Saturday, September 13th, 2025

The Texas Rangers (78-70, third in the AL West) travel to face the New York Mets (76-72, second in the NL East) in a key MLB matchup at Citi Field on Saturday, September 13, at 3:10 PM CDT. Both teams are fighting for playoff positioning, making this interleague contest especially significant as the season draws closer to its conclusion.
The Rangers will send Patrick Corbin (7-9, 4.36 ERA, 1.32 WHIP, 119 strikeouts) to the mound, looking to keep his team in the playoff hunt. The Mets counter with young right-hander Brandon Sproat (0-1, 4.50 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, seven strikeouts) as they aim to snap a seven-game losing streak.
Today at Citi Field, expect pleasant baseball weather with temperatures around 74°F under mostly sunny skies. There's no chance of precipitation, and a light breeze from the southwest at 6 mph should have minimal impact on gameplay. Enjoy ideal conditions for an evening at the ballpark.
The Mets hold a 76-72 overall record, including a strong 45-28 mark at home. When New York records at least eight hits, they own an impressive 59-25 record, showing their ability to capitalize offensively at Citi Field. Despite their recent struggles—losing seven straight—the Mets are looking to get back on track.
The Rangers have a 31-42 record on the road this season and 78-70 overall. Like New York, Texas fares well when their offense clicks, going 52-24 in games when they collect at least eight hits. Their recent form (7-3 in their last 10 games) gives them momentum heading into this critical interleague showdown.
Juan Soto stands out for the Mets with 58 extra-base hits (18 doubles, one triple, 39 home runs) this season. Power hitter Pete Alonso has tallied 10 hits in his last 40 at-bats, including three doubles, two home runs, and four RBI in his past 10 games.
Rookie Wyatt Langford leads Texas with 46 extra-base hits (24 doubles, one triple, 21 home runs). Jake Burger has contributed 10 hits in his last 33 at-bats, including a triple, four home runs, and eight RBI over the past 10 games.
Record: 2-8
Batting Average: .237
Team ERA: 6.29
Run Differential: -22
Record: 7-3
Batting Average: .213
Team ERA: 3.42
Run Differential: +4
The Mets are dealing with a lengthy list of injuries: Luis Torrens (10-Day IL, forearm), Tyrone Taylor (10-Day IL, hamstring), Frankie Montas (60-Day IL, elbow), Jesse Winker (60-Day IL, back), Max Kranick (60-Day IL, elbow), Dedniel Nunez (60-Day IL, elbow), Tylor Megill (60-Day IL, elbow), Griffin Canning (60-Day IL, achilles), Danny Young (60-Day IL, elbow), A.J. Minter (60-Day IL, lat), Nick Madrigal (60-Day IL, shoulder), Drew Smith (60-Day IL, elbow), Christian Scott (60-Day IL, elbow).
The Rangers are also impacted by injuries: Jon Gray (60-Day IL, shoulder), Adolis Garcia (10-Day IL, quadricep), Danny Coulombe (15-Day IL, shoulder), Corey Seager (10-Day IL, appendectomy), Evan Carter (60-Day IL, wrist), Nathan Eovaldi (15-Day IL, rotator cuff), Marcus Semien (10-Day IL, foot), Sam Haggerty (10-Day IL, oblique), Tyler Mahle (60-Day IL, shoulder), Cody Bradford (60-Day IL, elbow), Josh Sborz (60-Day IL, shoulder).
The Texas Rangers and New York Mets square off at Citi Field as both teams aim to bolster their postseason chances. With Rangers’ Patrick Corbin and Mets’ Brandon Sproat taking the mound, each team looks to capitalize on their offensive strengths and overcome recent injury challenges. The Mets hope to end their
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