NEW YORK -- The Mets ended up having a bullpen game on Sunday afternoon after starter Jose Quintana went four innings, and the relievers were dominant until the ninth. Left-hander Jake Diekman was given a chance to save his second game of the season, but he blew it as the

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NEW YORK -- Former Major Leaguer Darryl Strawberry had an unforgettable day on Saturday afternoon. The Mets retired his uniform number (No. 18) before they played the D-backs. It felt like 1986 all over again. The fans were screaming, “Darryl, Darryl, Darryl” when he spoke and when the number was

On his latest stop of a quick ascent through the Minor Leagues, Brandon Sproat continues to go right at hitters. The Mets’ No. 13 prospect piled up a career-best 10 strikeouts over seven innings en route to Double-A Binghamton's 3-2 extra-inning win over Harrisburg at Mirabito Stadium. Sproat allowed just

The sixth inning became more than just a contest between Triple-A Buffalo and Syracuse on Thursday night at NBT Bank Stadium. It became a battle of brothers on the mound. Cole and Beau Sulser only played together for one year at Dartmouth College in 2013 as Beau entered his freshman

NEW YORK -- Early Saturday afternoon at Citi Field, the Mets were in celebration mode. They retired Darryl Strawberry’s No. 18. The game against the D-backs that followed, though, was tough to watch as New York was pounded by Arizona, 10-5. “We didn’t get it done,” Mets manager Carlos Mendoza

NEW YORK -- For all their work to improve at the margins, as evidenced by a flurry of roster moves on Friday morning, what the Mets have needed more than anything has been production from their stars. Entering Friday’s play, Francisco Lindor (.687), Pete Alonso (.771) and Jeff McNeil (.618)

NEW YORK -- The Mets turned over a significant chunk of their roster Friday with a series of moves ranging from the inevitable to the somewhat surprising. The club optioned infielder Brett Baty and starting pitcher Christian Scott to Triple-A Syracuse while calling up infielder José Iglesias and reliever Dedniel

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NEW YORK -- If you are keeping count, the Mets are 1-0 since having a players-only meeting after Wednesday’s 10-3 loss to the Dodgers. It was Francisco Lindor who initiated the meeting, so it’s fitting that he played an integral role in the club’s 3-2 victory over the D-backs on

Lou Gehrig's life and legacy continue to be remembered and celebrated more than 80 years after his passing. Now, baseball fans of all teams have an opportunity to keep his memory alive while also giving hope to those fighting the disease that took his life. Starting Sunday, June 2, to

Whether you need to see how Aaron Judge will follow up his historically huge May or track Elly De La Cruz's push for 100 stolen bases, there’s plenty of exciting baseball left to be played in 2024. Now, you can follow the action on MLB.TV for a new low price.

NEW YORK -- A day after getting hit with a pitch on his right hand against the Dodgers, Mets first baseman Pete Alonso learned Thursday that he escaped serious injury. Alonso underwent X-rays, a CT scan and a bone scan, and the results were negative. He was able to do

NEW YORK -- Former Mets reliever Jorge López apologized to his “teammates, coaches, fans and front office” for his actions and comments following his ejection from the Mets’ 10-3 loss to the Dodgers on Wednesday, which led to the club designating him for assignment. In a Spanish-language Instagram post translated

NEW YORK -- Shortly after his team’s 10-3 loss to the Dodgers on Wednesday, Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor made it known that he wanted to call a players-only meeting. Lindor and other veterans made sure players did not scatter to the food room, to the trainer’s table, to their cars.

Just a few years ago, the scouting industry and, as a result, those of us who cover the Draft, would just about be in “Go” mode. The recently completed conference tournaments used to be the last looks decision-makers would get at the college crop in a class. Perhaps area scouts

NEW YORK -- For the Mets, an extraordinarily trying season took an even darker turn on Wednesday, when the club lost two prominent members due to injury. Moments after closer Edwin Díaz landed on the injured list with a right shoulder impingement, Pete Alonso exited the team’s 10-3 loss to

At the beginning of this month, we took a look at the hottest hitting prospects for each team. Now it’s time to shine a light on the arms. Here are the hottest pitching prospects for each organization for the month of May, as of Wednesday. Some have been lights out

With just over six weeks before the Cleveland Guardians make the first selection of the 2024 Draft, MLB Pipeline has a newly expanded, and re-ranked Top 200 Draft prospects list to digest. A lot can happen between now and then in terms of figuring out who goes where, and there

NEW YORK -- For those in the business of evaluating professional baseball teams, Memorial Day tends to be the first notable inflection point from which to draw conclusions. April doesn’t provide a large enough sample size. April and May combined offer a more comprehensive look. One day after the unofficial

NEW YORK -- Amidst a rash of less positive injury news, one Mets player is trending ahead of schedule. Catcher Francisco Alvarez is set to begin a Minor League rehab assignment on Thursday for Double-A Binghamton, manager Carlos Mendoza said. Although Mendoza was unsure how long Alvarez’s assignment might last,

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NEW YORK -- In the midst of another extended shutdown period without throwing, Kodai Senga expressed regrets that his rehab from a strained posterior shoulder capsule has unfolded the way it has. “I think that I understand my body well, and I think things could have gone better,” Senga said