New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was ejected late in Sunday’s game against the New York Yankees, and he had every right to be furious with the home plate umpire before it happened.
It was perhaps a closer game than many anticipated, but the Mets still fell to the Yankees in the Subway Series finale, ending their winning streak at four games.
Even though the New York Mets have seemed to right the ship somewhat over the past five or so games after a brutal stretch in the second half of June, there are still some clear places where New York's roster can improve before the July 31 trade deadline arrives.
The New York Mets are firmly in postseason contention as the All-Star break approaches, sitting 14 games over .500 and just half a game behind the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL East.
The New York Mets’ starting rotation and lineup could be getting some reinforcements right before next week’s All-Star break. Before Sunday’s Subway Series finale, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said right-hander Kodai Senga feels physically fine after Saturday’s outing with Double-A Binghamton, despite not having his sharpest stuff.
The New York Mets started the home half of their July 5 game against the New York Yankees with Starling Marte hitting a leadoff double and then Francisco Lindor working a walk.
The New York Mets have been struggling a bit recently, and some of those problems are coming on the mound. New York doesn’t have the same depth in its starting rotation that some of the other World Series contenders around the league do, and the injury to Kodai Senga has amplified that.
After going out with what Gary Cohen called a “whimper” in the first game of a doubleheader, the New York Mets have since ripped off four straight wins, piling up 30 runs in the process.
The New York Mets secured their fourth consecutive victory Saturday evening, powered by Brandon Nimmo’s continued stellar performance in a 12-6 win over the New York Yankees.
The second Subway Series of 2025 was decided Saturday afternoon, thanks in large part to the clutch hitting of the New York Mets' two most experienced sluggers.
The New York Mets are almost certainly going to acquire at least one pitcher before the July 31 trade deadline. And given how injury-plagued their starting rotation has been of late, it seems likely they're going to try and add another starter.
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Pete Alonso accomplished a feat that involved David Wright during Saturday’s matchup between the New York Mets and New York Yankees. During the bottom of the fifth inning, Alonso blasted a two-run homer to right center field.
New York Mets right-handed pitcher Kodai Senga showed positive progress toward his return to the starting rotation after pitching into the fourth inning of his Double-A rehab start on Saturday.
The New York Mets are back on track, and star slugger Juan Soto is a big reason why. The 26-year-old has a four-game hitting streak, which coincides with the team's four-game winning streak.
The New York Mets’ offense had another great performance this afternoon at home against the New York Yankees. They won 12-6 as their bats overwhelmed the Yankees’ pitching staff.
Pete Alonso had two home runs and five RBIs to help the New York Mets extend their winning streak to four games with a 12-6 victory against the visiting New York Yankees on Saturday.
The fact that Francisco Lindor isn't the clear No. 1 player on the New York Mets says a lot about the quality of their team. The five-time All-Star has had at least a 5.4 WAR and 26 homers in each of his last three seasons, and he had 17 homers and 46 RBI over 87 games this year heading into Saturday's bout with the New York Yankees.
The New York Mets are signing Italian pitcher Matteo Marelli, the first European amateur signing in team history. The 19-year-old right-hander was scheduled to have a signing ceremony on Saturday in Rovigo, Italy.
After a pretty bad start to the 2025 season, Mets star slugger Juan Soto has turned it on. From being on pace for 25 homers and a .220 average, to now having 21 homers and an average that is near .270 (was .220).
The New York Mets have been keeping some secrets at Citi Field, but those secrets are no more. In 2023, the Mets officially opened the Cadillac Club at Payson’s, a members-only outfield speakeasy that was secretly built behind the right-field fence.
Starting pitcher Frankie Montas sparked concerns among New York Mets fans when he surrendered six runs on seven hits over four innings of work in a blowout loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates.