On a day defined by fireworks—both in the sky and at the plate—Jeff McNeil delivered a two-way performance that ignited the New York Mets to a thrilling 6-5 win over the New York Yankees at Citi Field.
Even though the New York Mets lost more games than they won recently, right fielder Juan Soto remains hot. He’s batting .266 with 21 home runs, 50 RBIs, and 83 hits. On Friday, it was Soto who brought out the July 4 fireworks in the Mets’ comeback victory over the New York Yankees, 6-5.
The New York Mets and New York Yankees might be in different leagues, but their rivalry is huge. The Mets escaped the opener of the second Subway Series of 2025 with a 6-5 win.
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Juan Soto’s second Subway Series as a Met started off a lot better than the first. The slugger went 3-for-4 with a two-run homer, and Jeff McNeil hit a go-ahead, two-run shot in the seventh inning to lift the Mets to a 6-5 victory in the opener of a three-game set against the Yankees at Citi Field.
Who's up and who's down for the Mets as they look to reclaim the NL East crown?
As the 2025 season has officially reached the halfway point, the New York Mets have relied on their depth to narrowly lead the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL East.
The New York Mets are back on the winning trail after recently going through a 1-10 stretch. They beat the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday and Thursday, but they also lost latter starting pitcher Griffin Canning for the season after he sustained an Achilles injury in the latter game.
Lots of interesting, funny, idiotic, and insightful things were said by the Mets—and about them—recently. Here are some of our favorites. Your 2025 New York Mets: There is no panic.
This week, Brian and Chris try to fill Kodai Senga’s spot in the rotation and celebrate the Jeff McNeil resurgence. Welcome to Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World Series, the new/old favorite from Chris McShane and Brian Salvatore.
The New York Mets did what they do best on Thursday — find a way to win. New York got by the Washington Nationals, 4-3, to sweep the series and strengthen its stronghold over the National League East.
If Jeff McNeil keeps up his current pace, the Mets should be even more dangerous during the season's second half. That's a scary thought for the rest of baseball.
While the New York Mets have a top-heavy lineup, the length of the group hasn't always been a strength this season. Struggles from Mark Vientos (prior to his hamstring injury) and Francisco Alvarez have been an issue in that department, making the contributions that second baseman Jeff McNeil is providing even more valuable.
The New York Mets continued their dominant run at home this season, rallying from behind to defeat the Washington Nationals 5–4 in extra innings at Citi Field on Tuesday night.
Jeff McNeil laced a walk-off double in the 10th inning as the New York Mets rallied for a 5-4 win over the visiting Washington Nationals on Tuesday night in the opener of a three-game series.
The New York Mets have played their best baseball of late, and that continued on Tuesday night in the form of a walk-off.
Coors Field is widely known as a hitter's ballpark, and its reputation certainly played in favor of Jeff McNeil and the New York Mets during their three-game sweep of the Colorado Rockies.
The New York Mets activated former batting champion Jeff McNeil from the 10-day injured list on Thursday night. The two-time All-Star second baseman hasn't played for the Mets this season due to a right oblique strain.
The Mets recently lost outfielder Jose Siri to a fractured tibia that will sideline him for a yet-to-be-determined (but obviously significant) period of time.
The New York Mets injury news has taken a positive turn as Francisco Álvarez and Jeff McNeil are close to returning. Both players took batting practice on the field Tuesday for the first time since suffering their respective injuries.
Mets infielder Jeff McNeil has been diagnosed with a strained right oblique that will sideline him for Opening Day, manager Carlos Mendoza announced to the team’s beat this morning (via Anthony DiComo of MLB.com).
The Mets owe Jeff McNeil $25 million over the next two years, and while that number may seem reasonable for a player of his caliber, the team is hoping for a bounce-back season after a subpar 2024 campaign.
The New York Mets are welcoming Jeff McNeil back to their starting lineup for Game 5 of the NLCS against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night, the team has announced.
The New York Mets will have veteran second baseman/outfielder Jeff McNeil on the roster for the National League Championship Series. McNeil, who last played Sept.
Five weeks after hitting the injured list, he now returns to the roster to provide the Mets with a versatile lefty bat capable of slotting into second base, third base and the outfield corners as needed.
The good news keeps on coming for the New York Mets.
Jeff McNeil fractured his right wrist in early September and figured to miss the rest of the season, but the second baseman is scheduled to play in the Arizona Fall League this weekend and may rejoin the New York Mets if they reach the National League Championship Series.
He will be sidelined for the next four to six weeks, so he’ll miss the rest of the regular season and potentially the playoffs.
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