Coming off a strong spring training, youngster Elian Peña will headline the 2026 St. Lucie Mets Opening Day roster. The 18-year-old from the Dominican Republic, inked to a $5 million signing bonus in January 2025, slashed .292/.421/.528 with nine home runs and 33 RBIs in 221 plate appearances in the Dominican Summer League last year. He stole 21 bases in 25 tries. He walked the same number of...
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The 2026 Brooklyn Cyclones will be looking to defend their title as the South Atlantic League champions. With 2025 manager Gilbert Gomez joining the Mets big league coaching staff at first base, Eduardo Núñez will manage the squad in 2026. The 2026 roster is headlined by infielders Mitch Voit and Antonio Jimenez, the Mets’ top two picks from the 2025 draft. Catchers Ronald Hernandez...
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Manager Michael Collins will have a lot of talent to work with when the Rumble Ponies start their season on Friday, April 3, in New Hampshire. Here is the 2026 preliminary roster, announced by the team, highlighted by some of the team’s top prospects: A.J. Ewing, Jacob Reimer, and Jonathan Santucci. Stats are across all minor league levels for the 2025 season. Catchers Kevin Parada – The...
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Wednesday, April 1, 2026 • 1:15 PM Busch Stadium • St. Louis, MO RHP Freddy Peralta (1-0, 7.20) vs. LHP Matthew Liberatore (0-0, 1.80) SNY The first rubber game of the season! After taking the first game of the series 4-2, the Mets fell to the Cardinals 3-0 last night. The offense could not get much going against Pallante and the Cardinals bullpen. The Cardinals bullpen was dreadful against the...
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Two days after the offense exploded for ten runs, the bats were largely silent, save for a Home Run from Ronny Mauricio. In this two-rain delayed game, the team’s defensive struggles were the main story of the game. An error by Ji Hwan Bae prevented the first out of the game and the inning snowballed from there leading to five runs, two of which were earned. A later throwing error by Bae...
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After the way Kodai Senga finished 2025, he entered this season with something to prove. He passed his first test. Senga hurled six innings of two-run ball Tuesday night in the Mets’ 3-0 loss to the Cardinals. He struck out nine, walked three and gave up four hits. The first pitch he threw was a 97.9 mph fastball. The last pitch he threw, his 92nd, was a 98 mph fastball that caught Nathan...
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