Taylor's recent power surge adds more juice to trade talk
NEW YORK – It’s safe to say that Mets outfielder Tyrone Taylor has been in a power groove. During the month of July, Taylor had a slash line of .326/.420/.837 with six homers and 12 RBIs. On Saturday, the first day of August, the slug continued for Taylor in a
'More than just a team,' beloved 1986 Mets feted 40 years after title
NEW YORK -- Forty years later, Roger McDowell still remembers the football helmets. McDowell had pitched the seventh and eighth innings of 1986 World Series Game 6, allowing the go-ahead run. His work for the day complete, McDowell retired to equipment manager Charlie Samuels’ office, where the helmets of various
Price drop! Stream Mets games through the MLB App
There are plenty of ways you can watch the Mets this season, and with the July price drop, fans can stream Mets games on SNY through the MLB App for a new lower price:
- SNY Seasonal: $69.99
- SNY Seasonal + MLB.TV Package: $129.99
- SNY Monthly: $24.99 The
With Deadline approaching, Holmes preps for rehab start instead of MLB return
NEW YORK – Mets right-hander Clay Holmes was hoping to pitch in a big league game on Sunday against the Marlins. It would have been his first since May 15, when he suffered a fractured right fibula against the Yankees. Instead, Holmes will have a rehab start for High-A Brooklyn
Senga shows flashes of 2023 rookie season in start vs. Marlins
NEW YORK -- For four innings Friday night at Citi Field, Kodai Senga looked like the version of himself the Mets have always known existed. Pressed into emergency starting duty because the Mets scratched Freddy Peralta amidst intensifying trade negotiations, Senga dialed his fastball to 98 mph. He relied heavily
Peralta scratched by Mets with Trade Deadline looming on Monday
NEW YORK -- With negotiations intensifying three days before Monday’s 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline, the Mets scratched right-hander Freddy Peralta from his scheduled start against the Marlins about five hours prior to first pitch. “That doesn’t mean something is going to materialize tonight,” interim manager Andy Green said. “But
Latest Mets injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Mets injury news and transactions.
Raley, Robert showcase their value while McLean finishes off strong July
NEW YORK -- Shortly after recording five key outs in the Mets’ 4-2 victory over the Marlins on Thursday at Citi Field, Brooks Raley sat in the dugout and reflected on his four years in the organization. At some point between now and 6 p.m. ET on Monday, Raley knows
Mets trade Minter, bringing son of fan favorite to Queens in return
NEW YORK -- For four seasons, Benny Agbayani was a fan favorite in Flushing, a playoff hero who resonated with so many around Shea Stadium. A quarter-century after parting ways with Agbayani, the Mets have acquired his 19-year-old son.
Tong turns in another solid start, striking out 7 in scoreless outing
Jonah Tong is finding his groove. The Mets’ top prospect (MLB Pipeline’s No. 76 overall) spun five scoreless innings on Thursday, striking out seven. He and Triple-A Syracuse took home a 2-0 win over Rochester at ESL Ballpark.
- Get tickets to a Minor League game Perhaps most importantly, Tong
6 thoughts about the Mets before the Trade Deadline
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Scott turns in gem, but Mets can't solve Sale in nightcap
NEW YORK -- It was Christmas in July during the second game of a split doubleheader between the Braves and Mets on Wednesday night. The fans at Citi Field received an early stocking stuffer by watching a fascinating pitchers' duel between Atlanta’s Chris Sale and New York’s Christian Scott. When
With Deadline around the corner, Mets' high-leverage arms on display
NEW YORK -- Luke Weaver has been traded twice in his career, once at the Deadline. He has been designated for assignment multiple times, released once. He has played for seven different teams and gone through free agency on more than one occasion. Players throughout baseball so frequently refer to
Prospects who could be dealt by the Trade Deadline -- one for each team
The Trade Deadline is approaching: Monday at 6 p.m. ET. Deals will be made and prospects will change addresses.
Holmes' second rehab start doubles as Trade Deadline showcase
NEW YORK -- Clay Holmes appears primed for a return to Major League action. The only question is whether his next start will be with the Mets, or someone else.
Chances Soto will return from IL this year? '100 percent'
NEW YORK -- The Mets are in last place. Following what team officials expect to be a comprehensive Trade Deadline selloff, they figure to remain in or around the basement for the rest of this season. Juan Soto is injured, currently taking things week-to-week with his strained left calf. Soto
4 Mets draftees combine for 9 hits, 3 homers, 7 RBIs in pro debuts
The Mets’ first four 2026 draftees to make their pro debuts made a big first impression in doing so on Tuesday, leading Single-A St. Lucie to a 14-6 win over the Dunedin Blue Jays at TD Ballpark. Third-rounder Aiden Robbins, ninth-rounder Ryan Tayman, 19th-rounder John Smith III and 20th-rounder Kooper
Syracuse Mets manager Scott takes leave after cancer diagnosis, expects full recovery
NEW YORK -- Triple-A Syracuse Mets manager Dick Scott has taken a leave of absence to address his health following a kidney cancer diagnosis, the team announced Tuesday. Scott recently underwent surgery “and is on his way to a full recovery,” the team said in a statement. Scott added in
Robert aware of Deadline talk but ‘I'd like to stay here’
NEW YORK -- With a steady rain soaking Citi Field in the fifth inning of a 14-3 win over the Braves on Monday, cleanup hitter Luis Robert Jr. stepped to the plate and pulled a two-strike, 111.7 mph single into left field. Robert now has four of the 12 hardest-hit
1986 World Series team look back on city's support four decades later
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The pride of Puerto Rico, Beltrán celebrates mentors at Hall induction
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- When you’re the pride of an entire island and starred for multiple teams over a 20-year career, there’s a lot of ground to cover in one Hall of Fame acceptance speech. Carlos Beltrán -- the Royal, Astro, Met, Giant, Cardinal, Yankee, Ranger and revered native son of
Soto (left calf) goes on IL for 2nd time this season
NEW YORK -- The Mets’ nightmare season continued on Saturday with unwelcome news from an MRI tube, which revealed that Juan Soto has a Grade 2 strain of his left calf and will miss significant time. The team placed him on the 10-day injured list prior to Saturday’s 4-3 loss
Mets' trade chips on display in win over Dodgers
NEW YORK -- With barely a week until the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline, scouts were trawling around Citi Field on Sunday, hoping to sharpen their evaluations of Mets players before what will potentially be one of the more comprehensive sell-offs in franchise history. Those scouts were not disappointed, as Freddy