Pete Alonso is a New York Mets mainstay. They drafted and developed him; he rewarded them by becoming one of Major League Baseball’s premier power hitters.
The 2025 New York Mets are now 67-60. They cling to a half-game lead over the Cincinnati Reds, and somehow hold onto a playoff spot — at least for now.
The New York Mets dropped the series finale to the Washington Nationals, 9-3, on Thursday at Nationals Park, with left-hander Sean Manaea once again at the center of concern.
The Mets went to Washington, D.C., hoping to build some late-season momentum against the last-place Nationals. They left in shambles, losing two of three, which culminated in an embarrassing 9-3 loss in the series rubber match on Thursday.
The Mets are going to designate right-hander Paul Blackburn for assignment, reports Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. That will be the corresponding move for the promotion of Nolan McLean, a move that was previously reported.
It was “The Beatles Night” at Citi Field, and the Mets could have used more help from somebody, anybody in the bullpen. Tyler Rogers, Ryan Helsley and Brooks Raley combined to give up six runs as the Mets lost 11-9 to the Seattle Mariners Friday at Citi Field on the 60th anniversary of the Fab Four’s famed concert at Shea Stadium.
Over the last few years, the Mets have accumulated high-end pitching talent through the draft. Several of those names are close to the Majors, and one of those names will make his debut on August 16.
The New York Mets' gut-wrenching loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday overshadowed Sean Manaea's continued struggles. During his sixth outing and fifth start since returning from the injured list, Manaea failed to give the Mets some desperately needed length.
It’s been a rough stretch for the Mets. After rattling off seven straight wins, they’ve crashed back to earth, dropping eight of their last nine following Wednesday’s loss against the Cleveland Guardians.
Sean Manaea has yet to exceed five innings or 86 pitches in any of his four starts this season. For the New York Mets, there's no better time for Manaea to change that trend than Monday night.
New York Mets Starting Pitcher Sean Manaea took the ball this evening in the team’s first game of the second half of the regular season. He responded with a great start at home against the Cincinnati Reds.
The New York Mets on Sunday reinstated Sean Manaea from the 60-day injured list, making him available out of the bullpen for his first MLB action of the season in an afternoon contest with the Royals in Kansas City.
Left-hander Sean Manaea finally appears set to make his season debut for the New York Mets. Expected to piggy-back off starter Clay Holmes, Manaea looks to help the visiting Mets complete a three-game sweep Sunday of the host Kansas City Royals, who must be more opportunistic in this finale.
The New York Mets are one step closer to finally seeing their ace from last season take the mound in 2025. Pitching for the Triple-A Syracuse Mets on Tuesday, left-handed starting pitcher Sean Manaea allowed a three-run homer in 3.2 innings on four hits while striking out five, walking one on 73 pitches.
The New York Mets' starting rotation is in desperate need of some reliable production. Fortunately for the team, rehabbing left-hander Sean Manaea moved one step closer to a return on Wednesday, going three-plus innings in his start for the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies.
The New York Mets are on the cusp of a very good problem. It was a discouraging spring for the Mets when it came to their starting rotation, losing key pitchers Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas for lengthy periods of the season.
The New York Mets secured a 6-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Sunday, improving their overall record 26-15. Despite some recent inconsistency, New York still sits atop the National League East, holding a narrow 1.5 game lead over the Philadelphia Phillies.
This past offseason, left-handed starting pitcher Sean Manaea signed a three-year, $75 million contract to return to the New York Mets. This came after a dominant 2024 season in which he threw 181.2 innings and had a 3.47 ERA.
Longtime Miami Marlins pitcher José Ureña frequently stymied the New York Mets earlier in his career. Now, Ureña has a chance to make a major impact in Queens.
There is an axiom around baseball that one can never have too much pitching. The New York Mets are putting their depth to the test early in spring training.
The New York Mets are re-signing left-hander Sean Manaea to a three-year, $75 million contract, multiple outlets reported Monday. Manaea, 32, posted 12 wins to match his career high along with a 3.47 ERA over 32 starts during his first season with the Mets in 2024.
With the news early Monday that the New York Mets had reportedly resigned starting pitcher Sean Manaea to a three-year, $75 million deal, the arms race in the National League continues to heat up.