The New York Mets are two days away from the first leg of their Subway Series showdown against the cross-town rival Yankees. This also means that star slugger Juan Soto is two days away from facing off against his former team, which is sure to incite a lot of emotions from the Yankees' passionate fan base.
Juan Soto has yet to play like a $765 million man for the New York Mets, but he's got plenty of time to do so. The 26-year-old signed a 15-year deal for that amount with the club in the offseason, marking the biggest contract in sports history.
The New York Mets made history yesterday. Kodai Senga threw 5 and 2/3 innings of one-run ball vs the Pittsburgh Pirates, raising his ERA to 1.22 over his first eight starts of the year.
The first six weeks of the MLB season have been full of surprising player performances. These 25 players stand out for their hot and surprising starts early in 2025.
Updated Post: May 14 at 2:30 PM Steve Cohen’s plan for Metropolitan Park cleared one more hurdle on Tuesday when the New York State Assembly voted in favor of the proposal.
Heading into 2025, the Mets rotation was dismissed as a bunch of projects–guys who were considered maybe number two-starters at best. Kodai Senga, who missed nearly all of the 2024 regular season, was at the heart of all this doubt.
The New York Mets control first place of the NL East and are tied for the best record in baseball largely because of their stellar, overachieving starting rotation.
With A.J. Minter and Danny Young out for the season, let’s look at some potential options. Over the past ten days, the Mets have been able to avoid any significant issues with left-handed relief pitching since losing both A.J.
Baty heard boos from Mets fans earlier this spring as he continued to perform like a "Quadruple-A" player -- one capable of flashing plenty of promise in Triple-A but then can't match those performances at the highest level.
One timely hit Tuesday night provided further evidence that Brett Baty may be back in the majors for good. It also confirmed there is no shortage of players who have contributed to the New York Mets' fast start.
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The city doesn’t forgive easily, and baseball doesn’t either. But every so often, a player like Brett Baty gets to rewrite the narrative in real time—under the unforgiving lights of Citi Field, no less.
The New York Mets kept things rolling Tuesday night with a hard-fought 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, and while the victory was crucial, it was Carlos Mendoza’s postgame comments that had fans and players alike laughing.
A 4-3 win over Paul Skenes and the Pittsburgh Pirates might register as another tally in the standings, but for the New York Mets, it was another data point in a growing case for Pete Alonso as the heartbeat of their 2025 campaign—and perhaps, a National League MVP candidate.
Brett Baty hit a tie-breaking homer in the seventh inning Tuesday night for the host New York Mets, who continued surging with a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The New York Mets are hosting the Pittsburgh Pirates for three games in Queens this week. After beating Pittsburgh in Paul Skenes’ start on Monday, the Amazins were looking for a series win on Tuesday.
Francisco Lindor is off to a hot start for the New York Mets, slashing .310/.374/.512 with nine homers and 26 RBI. The Mets (27-15) acquired the star shortstop
Pete Alonso lofted the walk-off sacrifice fly Monday night for the New York Mets, who edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 in the opener of a three-game series.
New York Mets star first baseman Pete Alonso was brutally honest about whether he felt ill will towards the team’s front office. The four-time All-Star could not reach a long-term extension with the franchise, instead opting to sign a short-term deal with a player option after the first year.
One of the more interesting free agents on the market last winter was right-hander Clay Holmes, who entered the offseason having fashioned a very accomplished career as a reliever since being traded from the Pirates to the Yankees.