Stearns, Green Discuss Plans for Remainder of Season

Both president of baseball operations David Stearns and manager Andy Green met with the media to discuss the Mets’ recent performance and their plans for the rest of the season. They confirmed there is no current timetable for the return of Juan Soto or Devin Williams. The goal is for both players to get healthy, and the preference is for both to play again before the end of the season....

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Series Preview: Red-Hot Mets Aim To Spoil Padres’ Playoff Plans

Two red-hot teams will battle this week. Amazingly, one of them is the New York Mets. After sweeping the Washington Nationals, the resurgent Mets (56-69) face a tougher challenge as they host the scorching San Diego Padres (67-58) for a three-game series starting Monday. New York has been on a roll since shipping out several key players at the August 3 Trade Deadline. They have ridden a...

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Elian Peña, Billy Amick, Émilien Pitre Among Five Promoted

Elian Peña will be the youngest player in High-A after earning a promotion. Newly acquired Billy Amick’s seven home runs in 12 games at Double-A Binghamton were enough to send him to the next level. Christopher Morel will be back in the majors again after mashing at Triple-A Syracuse. The Mets handed out five promotions over the last two days. Émilien Pitre advanced to Triple-A Syracuse...

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3 Up, 3 Down: Mets Stay Hot With Nationals Sweep

The New York Mets are red-hot right now. Dating back to the Trade Deadline, the Mets are a scorching 9-3. During that run, this team has been incredibly fun to watch on a near-nightly basis. That culminated in an entertaining sweep of the Nationals over the weekend. Great pitching, an even better bullpen, and some clutch hitting were the fuel behind the Mets’ second series sweep this...

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Senga’s Second Act a Breath of Fresh Air

Just a few weeks ago, it seemed as if Kodai Senga’s time with the Mets could be coming to an end. The pitcher who burst onto the scene as a rookie in 2023 felt like a distant memory. Whether it was as a starter or in long relief, Senga couldn’t rediscover that level of performance. But with the team out of the playoff race, the Mets gave him one more chance in another role. Closer. A...

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Mets Minors Recap: Kuhio Aloy Homers Twice in St. Lucie Loss

Émilien Pitre and Elian Peña both earned promotions on Sunday, with Pitre to the Syracuse Mets and Peña to the Brooklyn Cyclones. While the Trade Deadline additions continue to perform, the 2026 Draft class does so as well, with 11th-round pick Kuhio Aloy enjoying his first professional multi-homer game. Triple-A Syracuse Mets (58-60) 0, Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (59-58) 0 Box Score SS Ronny...

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