Peralta Shows Grit In Bounce-Back Outing

Freddy Peralta entered Wednesday coming off three straight rocky outings, and his afternoon in Seattle didn’t get off to an encouraging start. Handed a first-inning lead, Peralta gave up a lead-off home run to J.P. Crawford, evening the score. After Peralta struck out Julio Rodríguez and induced a pop-out from Josh Naylor, he walked Randy Arozarena to extend the inning. Peralta fanned Luke...

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Bichette Snaps Skid With Four-Hit Game

For much of the young 2026 season, Bo Bichette’s production with the Mets has felt like a puzzle missing most, if not all, of its pieces. On Wednesday afternoon in Seattle, it seems like he found a few. The Mets’ shortstop, turned third baseman, turned shortstop again, turned in one of his best performances since joining the team, going 4-for-4 with three RBIs as the Mets rolled past...

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Mets Minors Recap: Senga Makes Third Rehab Start

Former fourth-round pick JT Schwartz had an all-time great day at the plate for Binghamton in a thrilling game, while Kodai Senga continued his rehab assignment in the first game of Syracuse’s doubleheader. Senga could rejoin the Mets in the near future if the team is pleased with his progress.   Triple-A Scranton (30-27) 6, Syracuse (29-29) 3,  7 Innings Game 1 Box Score RF Nick...

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Morning Briefing: Manfred Expresses Concern Over Repeating 1994 Strike

Good morning, Mets fans! Rob Manfred said Wednesday that he worries a little bit about having a work stoppage similar to what Major League Baseball endured starting in the summer of 1994. After play stopped in the middle of August, the stoppage lasted 232 days. “Look, we want to make an agreement. We made a proposal on one set of topics at the outset of negotiations, I went and said...

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NBA Finals Game Chat: Knicks vs. Spurs, 8:30 PM

Wednesday June 3, 2026 – 8:30 PM Frost Bank Center – San Antonio, TX ABC I inherited the Mets from my dad, but he wasn’t a basketball fan. Albert, a friend in fifth grade, showed me his basketball card collection and was stunned at my ignorance. “You don’t know who Magic Johnson is?!” Albert was a Lakers fan and I probably would have went along with that...

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Bichette’s Four Hits Pace Win in Seattle

For whatever reason, the Mets have been a far worse team hitting on the road. They bucked that trend Wednesday with a 14-hit attack and a 7-1 victory in Seattle. Bo Bichette had four hits, Juan Soto and Carson Benge executed a double steal of second and home and Freddy Peralta struck out six over six innings as the Mets (27-35) broke the Mariners’ eight-game winning streak....

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