Polanco shut down with ankle soreness, will return to NY for testing
SAN DIEGO -- The injury-riddled Mets received more bad news Saturday when first baseman Jorge Polanco had his rehab assignment with Triple-A Syracuse shut down after he experienced ankle soreness, the club announced. He will return to New York for further evaluation.
McLean -- 9.00 ERA in past 3 starts -- looks to rebound vs. Padres
SAN DIEGO -- For the first time in his young big league career, Nolan McLean is struggling. It was bound to happen at some point.
Price drop to stream Mets games through the MLB App
There are plenty of ways you can watch the Mets this season, and with the May price drop, fans can stream Mets games on SNY through the MLB App for a new lower price:
- SNY Seasonal: $89.99 (new low price!)
- SNY Seasonal + MLB.TV Package: $169.99 (new low
Young homers again -- 3 in 6 games! -- as Mets shut out scuffling Padres
SAN DIEGO -- The chances have been limited, but Jared Young sure has made the most of them.
Soto is raking, but these other Mets hitters need to step up
The Mets’ issues through the first two-plus months of the season are myriad. After all, you don’t end up 14 1/2 games back in your division and six games out of a Wild Card spot because of a single flaw. The defense has been admittedly “sloppy”. The club ranks 21st
Latest Mets injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Mets injury news and transactions.
Psychos in the outfield? Mets trio embracing new moniker
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Lindor stars in eerily familiar trailer for new Spielberg movie
“If you found out we weren’t alone, would that frighten you?” That question is posed in a new trailer for “Disclosure Day,” an upcoming science fiction movie from legendary director Steven Spielberg. And at the center of the trailer is none other than Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor. In the 30-second
The Draft is just over 5 weeks away! Here's the latest mock
Teams will have a little less time than expected to scout several of the top college players in the 2026 Draft. A rash of upsets in NCAA regional play last weekend eliminated seven of the 16 top national seeds, including No. 1 UCLA and No. 2 Georgia Tech. No Bruins
Mets hope Bichette's four-hit game is sign of surge to come
SEATTLE -- It would be easy, following Bo Bichette's four-hit game on Wednesday, to declare him finally ready to catch fire. Bichette has the skillset and the track record, and he now has a platform game from which he can launch himself. Of course, Bichette previously had those things lined
Tong optioned to work on command; Senga inconsistent in rehab start
SEATTLE -- For the second time in his young career, Jonah Tong is heading back to the Minors. The Mets optioned Tong to Triple-A Syracuse on Wednesday morning, ending his latest stint with the big club after only three appearances. In the third of them, on Tuesday, Tong allowed five
These are the hottest hitting prospects right now -- one for each team
Another month of the 2026 season is in the books, and as the weather has warmed up, so have the bats in the Minor Leagues. The 30 hitters below, our selection for hottest hitter in May for each organization, have been swinging the bat better than most. There are a
Mets know 'sloppy' play is halting any momentum -- but can they fix it?
SEATTLE -- For the Mets, the same old problems keep arising. The issues that surfaced throughout the first third of the season are not disappearing. Foremost among them is run prevention -- that buzzy, two-word phrase that became a flash point when president of baseball operations David Stearns named it
'Different mindset' has return already in view for rehabbing Alvarez
SEATTLE -- Last week at Citi Field, Francisco Alvarez was in the Mets’ dugout when a reporter remarked on the freakishly fast pace of his recovery from a torn right meniscus. “I’m a normal human,” Alvarez responded, “with a different mindset.”
Mets fall to Mariners in MLB-leading 12th extra-inning game of '26
SEATTLE -- Say what you will about the 2026 Mets, but one thing is unequivocally true: No one has played more free baseball than them. Nine innings have frequently not been enough for the Mets, who played their 12th extra-inning game of the year Monday night at T-Mobile Park. Not
Mets in expanded evaluation period as calendar flips to June
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Polanco homers, plays first base in first weekend of rehab assignment
The Mets’ tumultuous 2026 season has continued as the calendar flips to June. The Amazin’s most recently posted a three-game sweep of the Marlins on an overall four-game win streak, but that only came after a string of five straight losses. That has the club still 13 1/2 games back
Benge among May’s standout rookies
Baseball's best rookie in May turned pro for $140,000 out of the Dominican Republic and ranked just 19th on MLB Pipeline's preseason Angels Top 30 Prospects list. The second-best went No. 1 overall in the 2024 Draft and signed for $8.95 million. Successful rookies come from a wide variety of
Soto's slam punctuates Mets' breakout series at the plate
NEW YORK -- Three games cannot make up for the 56 that came before them. It would be a significant stretch, heading into June, to call the Mets a good offensive team. But when Juan Soto’s grand slam soared over the right-center-field fence at Citi Field in the sixth inning
'The Canadian Cannon' among highest scorers in Best Nickname in the Minors voting
Toward the end of the 2023 season, Blue Jays prospect Peyton Williams wore a t-shirt to a player meeting emblazoned with the logo for his neighbor's company, Iowa Meat Truck. The shirt was an immediate hit with his High-A Vancouver teammates. Players and coaches loved it, and they quickly decided
Not quite back to peak powers, McLean takes step forward for Mets
NEW YORK -- It wasn’t exactly peak Nolan McLean, but it was better. At times, it was a lot better. On this day, that was precisely what the Mets needed. Coming off the two worst starts of his career, McLean rebounded to hold the Marlins to one run over five