The New York Mets began the 2025 regular season with a 45-24 record, which was the best in all of baseball. After getting swept by the Philadelphia Phillies in a four-game series, New York has lost six straight contests and has a 76-71 record.
We appear to be on the brink of the 2025 season for the New York Mets. Mired in yet another alarming slump, the Mets were easily swept aside by the Philadelphia Phillies in a four-game sweep.
Excitement levels were high when the New York Mets signed Ronny Mauricio out of the Dominican Republic as an international free agent in July 2017. He was only 16 years old at the time, but was a highly sought-after prospect, signing for $2.1 million.
Edgardo Alfonzo has been selected to the Mets Latin American Hall of Fame, the team announced Friday. “It’s such an honor to be inducted into the Mets Latin American Hall of Fame,” Alfonzo said.
After the New York Mets sent starting pitcher Kodai Senga to the minor leagues last week to find his rhythm again, he will make his first start in Syracuse on Friday.
Things were looking up for the New York Mets when they jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning of Thursday’s series finale against the Philadelphia Phillies.
After holding what seemed like a nearly insurmountable lead in the National League Wild Card standings, the Mets have found themselves in a tight playoff race that may come down to the final days of the regular season for the second year in a row.
Your 2025 New York Mets: Wake me up when September ends. “We’ll kind of just see where we go through the rest of September.” -David Stearns [New York Post] “I think we’re staying open-minded to all of it.
The New York Mets have gone 3-7 across their last 10 games and just endured four straight road losses to the Philadelphia Phillies. As a result, they own a slim 1.5 game lead for the final National League Wild Card spot.
The stunning freefall of the 2025 New York Mets continued when they dropped their sixth contest in a row via a 6-4 loss at the rival Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday night to wrap up a four-game sweep.
The Mets entered Citizens Bank Park on Thursday in desperate need of a spark. For a fleeting moment, it looked like they had one. New York opened Thursday night with exactly the kind of inning they’ve been looking for.
While things might not look pretty, at the time of this writing, the New York Mets still hold a playoff spot. As their pitching staff has taken a complete 180 from the first half, the offense has woken up in a big way, especially in August.
Former New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom will make his return to Citi Field as a visitor on Friday, when New York opens a nine-game homestand against the surging Texas Rangers in a pivotal series with major postseason implications for both teams.
Jacob deGrom hasn't appeared on the Citi Field mound since Oct. 8, 2022, when he helped extend the New York Mets' season by winning Game 2 of a National League wild-card series.
The New York Mets may be saying publicly that they’re not getting rattled by the fact that the Philadelphia Phillies are running away with the NL East.
The Mets don’t have to be reminded what 2007 means in Queens. That was a September collapse that still hangs over the franchise. It's the yardstick for squandered opportunity across baseball.
Well, folks, we’ve officially reached that point in the season where Mets fans start looking at real estate listings in tropical countries with no baseball.
The New York Mets will cap off their four-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday night before returning home to face off against the red-hot Texas Rangers in a three-game weekend series.
The baseball gods have a twisted sense of humor, don’t they? Just when the New York Mets are desperately clawing for a playoff spot, who shows up at Citi Field but their former ace, Jacob deGrom, ready to potentially drive a dagger through their postseason dreams.
An MLB insider recently heaped huge praise on Juan Soto and claimed that he was putting up MVP numbers. This comes amid criticism from many regarding him having a down first year with the New York Mets.
The New York Mets did not play things safe with the playoffs on the line. They recalled heralded right-hander Brandon Sproat and handed him the ball to start Sunday's game at the Cincinnati Reds.
The Mets announced five roster moves in advance of today’s game with the Reds, including their official selection of Brandon Sproat’s contract from Triple-A.