The Mets have the best winning percentage in MLB history on Opening Day. Over the years, the team’s season openers have featured many big moments, from walk-offs to unsung players becoming heroes. 1985: Gary Carter Walks It Off in Mets Debut The Mets led for most of the game on Opening Day in 1985, but they left 15 men on base and went just 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position. The...
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Nolan McLean’s first start of the World Baseball Classic didn’t go as planned. He gave up a pair of home runs and was pulled after just three innings, getting charged with the loss in Team USA’s 8-6 defeat at the hands of Italy. On Tuesday night, McLean took the mound with a chance to give the Americans a gold medal, and while the team fell short, his results were encouraging....
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Former Mets center fielder Juan Lagares announced his retirement from baseball on Thursday. Lagares played in 10 seasons in the major leagues, eight of which came with the Mets. While his MLB playing days ended in 2022, he played in the Dominican Winter League in each of the last four years. Lagares signed with the Mets as an international free agent in 2006. While he was originally a shortstop,...
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With the Super Bowl in the rearview mirror, we are just two days away from pitchers and catchers reporting for the 2026 season. However, many Mets have already arrived in Port St. Lucie. MMO’s Ed Delany was at Clover Park to take some photos of the early crowd. Freddy Peralta Freddy Peralta was the biggest acquisition of the offseason, coming over in a blockbuster trade with the Brewers....
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We continue our 2026 National League East positional rankings today with each team’s right fielder. First base Second Base Third Base Catcher Bullpen The division’s right fielders include two superstars, a former All-Star looking for a resurgence, and two former top prospects looking to take a leap. Here is how we ranked them. No. 5 – Owen Caissie, MIA Owen Caissie enjoyed a great...
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