With the 38th overall pick in the first round of the 2025 MLB draft, the New York Mets announced that they selected a two-way player, infielder/right-handed pitcher Mitch Voit from the University of Michigan. Voit is the No. 63 prospect ranked by MLB.com. The six-foot, 201-pound right-hander focused mainly on pitching and played third base as well until 2025. In his junior season, he...
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After taking the first two games of the series in thrilling fashion, the New York Mets’ offense went quiet early Sunday against a tough Kansas City Royals pitching staff. Despite a ninth-inning rally to tie the game at two, Kansas City walked it off in the bottom of the ninth, handing New York a 3-2 loss in both the series finale and the final game before the All-Star break at Kauffman...
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Sunday, July 13, 2024 • 6:00 pm ET Atlanta, GA ESPN • MLB Network The 2025 edition of the MLB June Amateur Draft is upon us. Day one of the draft is Sunday night, beginning at 6:00 pm ET. This is comprised of the first 105 picks of the first three rounds, compensatory rounds, competitive balance rounds, and prospect promotion incentive selections. Note, the first 43 selections will be live,...
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When the MLB draft opens on Sunday, the New York Mets will watch 37 picks pass by before they make their first one. For the third time in a row, the Mets’ initial selection was moved back 10 slots for exceeding Major League Baseball’s competitive balance tax threshold. This year, they exceeded it by $40 million, and to make matters a bit worse, they had already forfeited their second-round...
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Sunday, July 13, 2025 • 2:50 pm ET Kauffman Stadium • Kansas City, MO RHP Clay Holmes (8-4, 3.29) vs. LHP Noah Cameron (3-4, 2.56) WPIX The New York Mets go for a sweep this afternoon to end the first half of the season. Juan Soto hit a two-run home run Saturday and that was pretty much all the Mets needed as they held on and beat the Kansas City Royals, 3-1. Manager Carlos Mendoza went all out,...
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Getting high-leverage outs has been tough enough for the New York Mets. But navigating the other seven innings has been the real grind. With a rotation riddled by injuries — Kodai Senga, Frankie Montas, Griffin Canning, and Sean Manaea all missing time — the Mets’ bullpen has been asked to do far too much. The result? A relief staff that’s stretched thin, trying to clean up after an...
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