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Trevor Gott

Trevor Gott

#33, P,
New York Mets
W
0
L
5
ERA
4.34
K
60
BB
19
Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 11"/185 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Lexington, Kentucky
College: Kentucky
Draft: 2013 6th round by the
San Diego Padres
  • amNewYork

    Gott, Smith falter again for Mets as Diamondbacks pull out 4-3 win

    In what has become an all-too-familiar result in recent weeks amidst the doldrums of Queens, Trevor Gott and Drew Smith combined to blow a one-run lead in the final two innings as the Arizona Diamondbacks came back to defeat the New York Mets 4-3 on Monday night at Citi Field. Up 3-2 following an eventful fourth inning, Gott was called upon in the eighth where he allowed a lead-off solo home run to Tommy Pham — the punctuation of a big night for the former Met who was traded away at the Aug. 1 deadline to Arizona. With the game tied in the ninth, Smith continued his poor run of form by yielding what proved to be a game-winning double to Kettel Marte, scoring pinch-hitter Akil Thomas from first after left fielder Jeff McNeil made a mess of fielding the ball down the line.

  • NY Daily News

    Mets' Jose Butto turns in best outing of his season in 3-2 loss to Nationals

    WASHINGTON — The Mets are in need of a starting pitcher with Carlos Carrasco out for the rest of the season. Right-hander Jose Butto auditioned for that role Wednesday night and the results will likely earn him another. Butto turned in a solid outing against the Washington Nationals at Nats Park in the series finale between the two NL East foes. The Mets eventually fell, 3-2, and Butto didn’t ...

  • Associated Press

    Rookie Jacob Young's single concludes the Nationals' rally for a 3-2 win over the Mets

    Jacob Young's 11th major league game ended with his Washington Nationals teammates mobbing him after he rounded first base, ripping his jersey and pouring a bucket of icy Gatorade onto his head. Young grounded a game-ending single through a drawn-in infield, and the Nationals rallied past the New York Mets 3-2 on Wednesday night to end a six-game skid. “Right when I hit it, I kind of saw where I hit it, and it was a good spot,” Young said.