On Friday, Juan Soto told the media that he does not anticipate needing a rehab assignment before joining the Mets again. Soto said that he feels just about ready to return, hinting that he could be back in the Mets’ lineup before too long. When healthy, Soto has played at an MVP level this year, owning 21 home runs and a .947 OPS in just 84 games.

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The Mets (60-74) lost 3-1 to the Astros (57-61) Friday night. Christian Scott struggled with five walks in 5 1/3 innings, while Hunter Brown and the Houston bullpen shut the Mets offense down. Carson Benge drove in the team’s only run.

Jorge Polanco underwent successful surgery on his injured ankle earlier this week. Andy Green did not commit, however, to Polanco being ready for spring training next season.

Matt Levine with the Binghamton Rumble Ponies sat down with David Stearns on Stearns’ recent trip to the Mets’ Double-A affiliate. Their full chat can be found on the Binghamton Rumble Ponies YouTube channel.

The Mets sent pitcher Xzavion Curry back to Triple-A and recalled Chris Devenski to the major league team. Devenski spent most of this season in the Pirates organization, after recording a 2.16 ERA in 13 games with the Mets last year.

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Major League Baseball suspended a prized prospect from the Dominican Republic for falsifying his age and engaging in an elaborate age-fraud plot that included a fake identity, a fake death, and a fake tombstone. The prospect was in line to sign a $2.8 million pre-arb deal.

The Hillsborough County Commission voted 5-2 to approve a deal for a new stadium for the Rays. This was the second of two approvals needed to move forward. The new stadium is expected to open in 2029.

Worcester Red Sox manager Iggy Suarez said that Roman Anthony and Trevor Story will continue their rehab and play for the Triple-A squad on Saturday. Francys Romero later made a conflicting report that Anthony and Story had completed their rehab and would be activated by the Red Sox on Saturday or Sunday.

Several Braves pitchers received negative injury news. Hurston Waldrep will undergo Tommy John surgery while Spencer Schwellenbach will repair the same elbow fracture he suffered last year. Additionally, Spencer Strider‘s status for the rest of the year is up in the air and the assumption is he does not return.

Trey Mancini is signing a one-day contract with the Orioles to officially retire as a member of the team. Mancini’s best years of his career came with Baltimore, where he was a fan favorite. The Orioles will celebrate him on September 19, when fans attending the game can get a limited edition “F16HT” hat.

The Red Sox signed catcher and former Met Tomás Nido to a minor league deal. Nido has recorded a .685 OPS in 43 games with the Tigers’ Triple-A team this season.

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Kai Chang breaks down the recent struggles experienced by Sean Manaea.

On This Date in Mets History

1962: The Mets lost their 100th game in their inaugural season. A 3-2 loss to the Phillies in 10 innings brought New York’s new National League team to a disastrous 34-100 on the year.

1986: The Mets defeated the Dodgers 2-1 to improve to 86-42 on the season. Mookie Wilson and Keith Hernandez both drove in a run, while Bob Ojeda pitched a complete game, allowing just an unearned run.

Born on This Date: Noah Syndergaard (1992), Anthony Recker (1983), Henry Blanco (1971), Bill Latham (1970), Rusty Tillman (1960).

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The Mets blew a ninth-inning lead but walked it off in the 10th to open their series against the Brewers with a win on Tuesday. Read more here.

The Mets have Robert Stock (0-2, 5.40 ERA) facing Dustin May (6-8, 4.57 ERA) at 7:10 p.m. ET Wednesday as they look to clinch the series.

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After not faring so well in his first handful of starts in Triple-A Syracuse, southpaw Jonathan Santucci rebounded for five innings of two-run ball. His 145 strikeouts across 109 2/3 innings this season ranks first in the minor leagues.

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The Miami Marlins have placed reliever Pete Fairbanks on the 10-day injured list with right median nerve irritation. It’s been a difficult season for the veteran right-hander, who has posted a 6.02 ERA across 40 1/3 innings. As the corresponding move, Miami recalled southpaw Dax Fulton.

Former Met Huascar Brazobán was placed on the 15-day injured list by the White Sox with a left lat strain. Brazobán has struggled since joining his new organization, allowing seven earned runs across 10 innings.

Susan Slusser of The SF Chronicle reported on Tuesday that Giants starter Carson Whisenhunt was diagnosed with a torn UCL and has been recommended for surgery. Whisenhunt left his start Monday early and it seems his elbow injury is pretty bad.

Former Met Adrian Houser, now with the Giants, left Tuesday’s game with arm tightness. Manager Tony Vitello said he’ll undergo an MRI Wednesday.

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Brandyn Pokrass previews the Mets-Brewers series.

Rafael González provides a progress report on the Mets’ Trade Deadline pickups.

Tyler Antonelle writes his weekly report on the Mets’ minor league affiliates.

On This Date in Mets History

1996: Bobby Valentine is named Mets manager.

2011: Chris Capuano tosses a complete game shutout, striking out 13 Braves in the process.

On This Date in 1986 Mets

Born on This Date: Alex Treviño (1957), Ricky Bottalico (1969), Trevor Gott (1992).

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At the 2026 trade deadline, the Mets acquired a new No. 1 prospect: Jefferson Rojas. Since becoming a member of the Mets organization, the 21-year-old has done nothing but hit, with Baseball America rating him the 14th-hottest player in baseball right now.

Since becoming a Met, Rojas is slashing .281/.333/.56, with four home runs and 19 RBIs across 64 at bats. If the Mets’ No. 1 prospect can keep that kind of production up, he could be on the fast track to Queens.

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After an off day on Monday, the Mets will resume action Tuesday at home against the Brewers, who currently hold the best record in MLB. Rookie Zac Thornton will take the mound in front of the home fans, looking to better a very good start to his season. The game begins at 7:10 p.m. ET and streams live on SNY.

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Jorge Castillo of ESPN reported that Dana Brown is out as Astros general manager, the team announced. Brown’s contract was to expire after the season. The Astros later confirmed the report with more details.

Dan Bernstein of Sportico reported that the Dodgers have also quietly entered a Kalshi sponsorship deal they didn’t announce via press release or social media post.

Will Sammon and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic collaborated on an article detailing the Marlins’ cuts to their pro scouting department.

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Andrew Steele-Davis went through 3 Up, 3 Down.

On This Date in Mets History

1985: Ace pitcher Dwight Gooden defeated the San Diego Padres 9-3 to earn his 20th victory of the season, setting a modern record for youth.

On This Date in 1986 Mets

The Mets defeated the San Diego Padres 5-2 on the road, improving their record to an impressive 83-42 on the season. Jesse Orosco picked up his fifth win of the season, with closing it out with save number 17.

Born on This Date: Choo-Choo Coleman (1935), Shaun Fitzmaurice (1942), Gary Matthews (1974), Pedro Feliciano (1976), Deven Marrero (1990).

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The Mets defeated the White Sox on Saturday in a dominant 10-5 fashion. Luis Robert Jr. went yard twice, while Bo Bichette, Carson Benge and Luis Torrens each homered as well. The series is now even at a game apiece.

The Mets and White Sox wrap up their series with the rubber game on Sunday at 2:10 p.m. ET. Nolan McLean will get the ball for the Mets.

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According to Joel Sherman of The New York Post, Aaron Boone told the media on Saturday that Yankees outfielder Giancarlo Stanton strained his other calf while running, which now puts his return in 2026 in jeopardy.

Per Scott Merkin of MLB.com, White Sox prospects Billy Carlson and Roch Cholowsky have been shut down for the remainder of the season.

Dennis Lin of The Athletic reported that the Padres said Casey Mize left Saturday night’s game with a right ankle sprain after appearing to slip going down the dugout steps in the second inning.

According to the MLB transaction tracker, the Minnesota Twins signed right-handed pitcher Ron Marinaccio to a minor league contract.

Per Meredith Marakovits of the YES Network, Max Fried threw a 26-pitch bullpen session on Saturday, which was the first time he was on a mound after being placed on the injured list with a bone bruise on his left elbow.

The Washington Nationals on Saturday announced that they claimed right-handed pitcher Matt Waldom off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays.

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David Melendi recapped the Mets’ minor league affiliates games from Friday, which included Jack Wenninger throwing five no-hit innings.

Mojo Hill discusses Bo Bichette increasing his season OPS above .700.

Robert Colonna took a deep dive into the Mets’ new-look bullpen.

Chris Bello breaks down the 2026 MLB power rankings for week 16.

On This Date in Mets History 

1986: The Mets defeated the San Francisco Giants 3-2 at Candelstick Park.

Born on This Date: Billy McKinney (1994), Pat Strange (1980), Prentice Redman (1979), Raul Casanova (1972), Ed Hearn (1960), Julio Franco (1958).

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On Friday, reporter Francys Romero reported that the 2026-27 international signing period is not expected to take place. With a lockout looming this offseason, the absence of an international signing period suggests that baseball might be delayed next season with CBA talks still very far apart.

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The Mets (58-71) fell to the White Sox (67-61) 6-4 on Friday night. The game got away from New York, who led 4-0 early off RBI hits from Marcus Semien and Brett Baty and a home run from Bo Bichette. Sean Manaea cruised into the sixth inning but then gave up back-to-back-to-back home runs to quickly tie the game up. Jefry Yan blew the save in the bottom of the ninth, allowing a walk-off two-run home run to Jake Rogers.

Baseball America released their latest list of their top 10 Mets prospects, ranking Jonah Tong as the team’s top prospect and Jefferson Rojas no. 2.

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The Dodgers recalled former Mets prospect Paul Gervase and optioned Emmet Sheehan. Gervase, traded to the Rays for Tyler Zuber in 2024, has a 4.86 ERA in Triple-A this year but a 2.35 ERA in four major league games. Sheehan has struggled with a 5.29 ERA this year.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts later told reporters that All-Star outfielder Andy Pages is expected to miss four to five weeks with a fractured left hand.

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Matt Mancuso breaks down why the Mets have been historically unlucky this season.

On This Date in Mets History

1986: The Mets defeated the Giants 5-3 to win their fifth game in a row and improve to 81-41 on the season. Darryl Strawberry homered off of Vida Blue and Dwight Gooden nearly recorded a complete game with three runs allowed in 8 2/3 innings.

Born on This Date: Chayce McDermott (1998), Darrin Jackson (1963), Ike Hampton (1951), Ray Burris (1950).

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Former Mets pitcher and current Ranger Jacob deGrom struck out 10 batters and allowed only one hit and one walk over six innings on Thursday, achieving 2,000 career strikeouts in the second-fewest games and innings in Major League Baseball history as the Texas Rangers defeated the Washington Nationals 2-0.

To reach this milestone, deGrom struck out Washington’s first two batters, Daylen Lile and Abimelec Ortiz. His 10 strikeouts matched his season high. A two-time Cy Young Award winner, deGrom has now recorded 2,008 strikeouts in 1,666 1/3 innings across 272 career starts since making his big league debut in 2014. Hall of Famer Randy Johnson reached his 2,000th strikeout in his 262nd appearance, making it the fewest games needed, while Chris Sale holds the record for the fewest innings at 1,626.

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After a day off, the Mets return to action Friday at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago. They’ll begin a three-game series against the White Sox at 7:40 p.m. ET.

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Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the Seattle Mariners are set to call up left-handed pitcher Kade Anderson, who is considered the top pitching prospect in baseball, to make a start this Saturday, according to sources. Anderson, the third overall pick in the 2025 draft, has posted an impressive 1.06 ERA over 93.1 innings, recording 135 strikeouts, 13 walks, and allowing just 47 hits.

Nick Piecoro of AZCentral reports that Arizona Diamondbacks infielder Ketel Marte will be placed on the 10-day injured list today, according to Diamondbacks General Manager Mike Hazen. John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM also noted that Marte, his agent, Hazen, and manager Torrey Lovullo held a productive meeting today. Placed on the 10-day IL due to inflammation in his upper hamstring and the medial joint of his knee, as indicated by his MRI results, Marte received an injection for treatment this afternoon. The Diamondbacks are hopeful that his time on the injured list will be on the shorter side.

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On the latest podcast episode of MMO Weekly, Sal, Mathias and Johnluke discuss the Mets’ recent strong play and what it could mean for them in the present and future!

Mathias Altman-Kurosaki makes the case for Carson Benge and his Rookie of the Year candidacy. Mathias also highlights Nate Lavender‘s recent strong performance with the Mets out of the bullpen.

Andrew Steele-Davis details the Mets’ latest series win versus the Padres in the newest edition of 3 Up, 3 Down.

Jonah Tong and Jefferson Rojas make ESPN’s top 100 prospect list.

On This Date in Mets History

1986: The Mets did not play a game on this date in 1986.

2005: First baseman Mike Jacobs hit a pinch-hit three-run home run, becoming the fourth Met to homer in his first major league at-bat.

2007: Entering the ninth inning down a run and facing Trevor Hoffman, the Mets came back to beat the Padres 7-6. Marlon Anderson tied the score with a base hit, and Luis Castillo won the game with a walk-off single.

2008: Carlos Delgado went 5-for-5 against the Atlanta Braves, which included a walk-off single that was misplayed by outfielder Omar Infante.

2015: Yoenis Céspedes went 5-for-6 with three home runs, seven RBIs and five runs scored against the Rockies.

2019: After the Mets tied the game on a Michael Conforto fielder’s choice, J.D. Davis drives home the winning run on the ninth pitch of his at-bat against Brad Hand and the then-Cleveland Indians.

2022: Behind 7-4 in the seventh, Mark Canha tied the game with a three-run home run. Two innings later, with the Mets now trailing by a run, Canha hit a two-run home run off David Robertson to put New York ahead.

2024: Jesse Winker led off the bottom of the ninth inning with a walk-off home run. The win marks the second time in three games in which the Mets beat the O’s on a walk-off homer, which included a Francisco Alvarez walk-off in that same series.

Born on This Date: Eric Orze (1997), Luke Weaver (1993), Brandon Drury (1992), Mason Williams (1991), J.D. Martinez (1987), Bruce Berenyi (1954), John Stearns (1951), Félix Millán (1943), Jim Beauchamp (1939).

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The Mets placed first base prospect Ryan Clifford on the development list following his immense struggles at the plate. Clifford was one of the pieces in the trade that sent Justin Verlander back to the Astros in 2023 and he offered a ton of promise in 2024 and 2025. This season has been a different story, however, as he has just a .611 OPS in Triple-A, including a .288 OPS in his last 19 games.

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The Mets (58-70) defeated the Padres (68-60) 4-2 on Wednesday afternoon to clinch a series victory. Carson Benge went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer, while the bullpen combined to allow just one run in 4 2/3 innings. Kodai Senga recorded his fourth save in four attempts this season.

The Mets placed infielder Jorge Polanco on the injured list with left ankle bursitis and announced that he will receive season-ending surgery. Polanco had a forgettable first year in Queens, spending much of it injured but only producing a .431 OPS in 37 games when healthy.

Steve Cohen spoke to the media about the Mets’ season and expressed optimism despite the disappointing results.

MLB Network will premiere a documentary about baseball’s return following the 9/11 attacks, featuring Mike Piazza, Todd Zeile, Al Leiter and John Franco. The documentary will air at 10:00 p.m. ET on September 10.

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Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Edwin Díaz received a clean MRI and will be shut down from throwing for just a few days. Díaz has had a rocky debut season in Los Angeles, either blowing saves or spending lots of time on the injured list. He has an 11.85 ERA in 16 total games this year.

The Phillies signed starter Nestor Cortes to a major league contract. Cortes last pitched in the majors last season, recording a 6.29 ERA in eight games between the Brewers and Padres.

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John Stocum writes about Luis Torrens‘ hot streak at the plate.

On This Date in Mets History

1986: The Mets defeated the Dodgers 7-5 to move to 80-41 on the year. Keith Hernandez and Sid Fernandez each notched two RBIs, while Fernandez struggled in six innings but ultimately picked up the win.

Born on This Date: Lance Broadway (1983), Cory Sullivan (1979), Cliff Cook (1936).

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Fernando Tatis Jr. did everything he could to stop the Mets winning ways on Tuesday night at Citi Field. He hit two home runs and stole a grand slam from Francisco Lindor in the Padres’ 5-2 win. Luis Torrens and Luis Robert Jr. each hit a solo home run for the Mets.

Before the game, former Mets legend Jose Iglesias was on hand to throw out the first pitch. “I’m extremely happy to be home,” Iglesias said. “There are a lot of emotions right now. Being in this part of the field, sitting on this bench, it reminds me of great moments. I’m very happy to be here tonight.”

Iglesias is set to make his Broadway debut in Buena Vista Social Club next week.

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The Mets optioned right-hander Chayce McDermott to Triple-A Syracuse and brought back right-hander Austin Warren. McDermott gave up two runs in 3 1/3 innings in two outings to begin his Mets career.

Tuesday was a big night for prospects the Mets acquired at the deadline. Émilien Pitre (Peralta trade) had two hits, including a double, as the leadoff hitter for Syracuse in his Triple-A debut. Billy Amick (Minter trade) struck out three times, but also had an RBI double in his Triple-A debut.

Down in Double-A, Jefferson Rojas (Holmes trade) went 3-for-5 with three RBIs, his second home run and a double for Binghamton. Right-hander Gary Gill Hill (Peralta trade) pitched six innings of two-run ball with eight strikeouts. Right-hander Luke Gabrysh (Raley trade) was promoted to Double-A Binghamton.

The fun doesn’t stop there, John Spikerman (Raley trade) had two home runs while Aidan Smith (Peralta trade) was on base five times and stole four bases.

At Single-A St. Lucie, right-hander Justin Hagenman made his first rehab appearance. He went 2 1/3 innings, allowing one run and striking out three.

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The Dodgers placed struggling closer Edwin Díaz on the injured list. The former Met has a 11.85 ERA in 16 games this season.

Ketel Marte is returning to Arizona to undergo an MRI on his knee.

Long lost footage of Ted Williams talking about hitting has been unearthed.

Trey Mancini announced his retirement from baseball.

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What could Christopher Morel bring to the Mets? He was one base twice in his Mets debut on Tuesday.

Looking at the expectations of the pitchers the Mets acquired at the trade deadline.

On This Day In Mets History

2018: The Mets beat the Phillies 8-2 in the second annual MLB Little League Classic.

2025: When the Nationals and Mets play, it becomes the first time in Major League history both managers were born in Venezuela. Miguel Cairo for the Nationals and Carlos Mendoza for the Mets.

Born On This Date: Ron Darling (1960), Matt Franco (1969) and Chris Capuano (1978)

On This Day In 1986 Mets

Keith Hernandez and Darryl Strawberry homered in the Mets’ 5-4 win over the Dodgers to move to 78-41 on the season.

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On Tuesday, Francisco Lindor lined a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the ninth to finish off a two-run rally and give the Mets a 5-4 victory over the Nationals. Read more about Tuesday’s action here.

New York will now try to complete the sweep on Sunday afternoon. Christian Scott (3-3, 3.45 ERA) will look to bounce back from a bad start in Atlanta. He’ll face off against the Nationals’ Jake Irvin (2-6, 5.79 ERA). The game will air at 1:40 p.m. ET.

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According to Will Sammon of The Athletic, the Mets have informed Marcus Semien that they do not envision him as an everyday player in 2027, a development Semien is reportedly not thrilled about. “I’m so competitive with myself to want to play every day and play at a high level that it’s always going to be my goal,” he told The Athletic.

Former Met Seth Lugo was honored Saturday by the MLB Players Association for reaching 10 years of service time.

The Mets also made a couple of minor-league transactions. They placed right-hander Jack Wenninger on the minor-league injured list with an undisclosed injury. Wenninger last pitched Wednesday, allowing two runs over five innings. He has a 4.39 ERA in Syracuse this year. The Mets also released 20-year-old outfielder Simon Juan. Juan signed for $1.9 million during the 2022 international signing period but couldn’t make it past Single-A St. Lucie.

Rob Colonna of Mets Minors wrote about how the Mets have begun making huge mechanical and pitch-usage changes with right-hander Zach Franklin, whom the Mets acquired from the White Sox as part of the return for Huascar Brazobán.

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The Los Angeles Angels selected the contract of former Mets prospect Michael Fulmer on Saturday.

Cardinals prospect Joshua Báez made MLB history in his debut by homering in each of his first three at-bats and driving in five runs in St. Louis’ 8-4 win over the Cubs.

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Chris Bello’s updated MLB Power Rankings has the Rays ranked #1. The Mets are 25th.

Tyler Antonelle writes his weekly recap on the Mets’ minor league affiliates.

Francisco Lindor is back. At least, at the plate he is. Mojo Hill breaks down Lindor’s offensive resurgence despite some defensive regression.

On This Date in Mets History

1999: The Mets sign a 16-year-old José Reyes.

2017: Terry Collins switches Travis d’Arnaud and Asdrúbal Cabrera from second and third throughout the game 22 times with .

On This Date in 1986 Mets

The Mets beat the Cubs 4-2 behind a complete-game effort from Dwight Gooden, who allowed two runs on six hits and struck out eight. Dave Magadan drove in two runs, while Darryl Strawberry added another as New York improved to 95-50.

Born on This Date: Gene Woodling (1922), Mike Jorgensen (1948), Rick Reed (1964), Roger Cedeño (1974).

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The Nationals are transitioning shortstop CJ Abrams to second base, per manager Blake Butera. Abrams will still play shortstop once or twice per week as he settles into second base. Abrams is in the middle of the best year of his career for the rival Nationals, owning an .899 OPS with 29 homers and a league-leading 91 RBIs.

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The Mets (54-69) defeated the Nationals (60-64) 4-1 on Friday night. Francisco Lindor and Jared Young homered, while Kodai Senga locked down the save.

Legendary broadcaster Howie Rose will call his final game this season on Sept. 20. He is set to retire at the end of the year.

Per Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Mets have scouted Japanese players Teruaki Sato and Hiromi Itoh.

Former Met Butch Huskey, who played for the team from 1993-1998, passed away on Friday. He was 54 years old.

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The Braves were reportedly surprised that Jacob deGrom struck down a deal that would have sent him from the Rangers to Atlanta. DeGrom preferred to stay in Texas, however he is now dealing with tricep fatigue.

The Brewers placed reliever Abner Uribe on the injured list with a right forearm flexor strain. Uribe was in the middle of another fantastic season, owning a 2.05 ERA in 49 appearances.

The Cardinals called up top outfield prospect Joshua Báez to the major league roster. Báez is the Cardinals’ No. 3 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 59 overall prospect.

The Blue Jays activated reliever Paul Sewald. Sewald had recently been designated for assignment by the Diamondbacks, with whom he struggled mightily this year.

Major League Baseball announced that San Francisco will host the All-Star Game in 2028. The Cubs are set to host the event in 2027.

The Red Sox and Royals will play each other in the 2027 edition of the Field of Dreams game.

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We released our updated Top 50 Mets prospects following the trade deadline.

On This Date in Mets History

1986: The Mets lost 4-2 in 10 innings to the Cardinals. Sid Fernandez allowed just one run in seven innings before Jesse Orosco blew it late, allowing three runs (two earned) in three innings. The Mets dropped to 76-39 with the loss.

Born on This Date: Óliver Pérez (1981), Nino Espinosa (1953), Duffy Dyer (1945), Tommie Reynolds (1941).

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