Good morning, Mets fans! Freddy Peralta, the new Mets ace, is reportedly seeking a deal of seven or eight years in extension talks with the Mets. Peralta, 29, was acquired from Milwaukee this offseason and is line for a big payday. The former Brewer went 17-6 with a 2.70 ERA in 2025 and will look to be just as productive leading the Mets’ rotation in 2026. WBC Results Venezuela 6 –...
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The Francisco Alvarez and Sean Manaea-led New York Mets (5-5-1) fell to the Miami Marlins (6-6) tonight in a low-scoring game in Jupiter. After the Mets went down in order in the top of the first inning, Manaea took the mound for his Grapefruit League debut. After retiring the first two batters, he allowed a solo home run to Connor Norby on a sweeper before getting out of the inning trailing...
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Friday, March 6, 2026 • 7:10 PM Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium • Jupiter, FL LHP Sean Manaea (0-0, -.–) vs. RHP Max Meyer (0-0, 0.00) MIA Audio We have spring training night games! The Mets will play their first of seven night games this spring tonight. Night games in spring used to happen only a handful of times, but last year that number spiked for Mets. This year, they are playing around...
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Though the World Baseball Classic officially began earlier this week with Australia’s shutout 3-0 victory over Chinese Taipei at the Tokyo Dome, Friday marked the first full slate of the event this year. Japan opened the day with a 13-0 win over Chinese Taipei that was highlighted by a grand slam from Shohei Ohtani in Pool C, while Cuba, Venezuela and Mexico notched victories over Panama,...
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The Mexican team is back in the World Baseball Classic and brings a star-studded outfield to Pool B in Houston, Texas. Led by the duo of Jarren Duran and Randy Arozarena in the outfield and Alejandro Kirk behind the dish, the Mexicans have a rather top-heavy lineup that is still more than capable of doing legitimate damage. On the mound, they will deploy three Major League starters in Javier...
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March 5 marked a small but notable shift for Brett Baty. For the first time in a professional game, he jogged out to right field for the New York Mets, adding another position to a defensive experiment that has defined his spring. Changes in the Mets’ infield mean Baty’s opportunities will hinge on his versatility rather than on a single starting spot. Defensively, his debut in right was quiet....
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