Right-handed starting pitcher Kodai Senga accepted an option to Triple-A Syracuse and catcher Francisco Alvarez will return to the Mets from his rehab assignment, the club announced on Friday ahead of a three-game series with the Cincinnati Reds. Senga, 32, has pitched to a 6.56 ERA since the All-Star break, and after his last outing, manager Carlos Mendoza said, “we’ll see...
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Brandon Sproat entered 2025 as the Mets’ top pitching prospect and a top 100 prospect in baseball. He was drafted by New York twice: first in the third round in 2022, then again in the second round in 2023, after which he signed for $1.47 million. Sproat quickly demonstrated why the organization was so persistent in pursuing him. He breezed through High-A and Double-A in 2024, finishing the...
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Take your fan gear to the next level with the FOCO New York Mets Two-Tone Cowboy Hat — a unique statement piece for die-hard Mets fans. Featuring bold team colors, the classic embroidered Mets logo, as well as a two-tone design, this hat was created to turn heads whether you’re at Citi Field or watching from home. Perfect for game day or just representing your team style, this cowboy hat is a...
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On August 16, with the Mets reeling after losing 13 of their last 15 games, they turned to top prospect Nolan McLean for a spark. The rookie responded with 5 1/3 scoreless innings, striking out eight against a tough Seattle Mariners lineup. The Mets went on to win 3-1. Before making his MLB debut, the 2025 season had already been a resounding success for McLean. Drafted in the third round in...
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Bullpen reinforcements are hopefully coming soon for the New York Mets. RHP Reed Garrett began a rehab stint with the Binghamton Rumble Ponies on Thursday, throwing 15 pitches (11 for strikes) and striking out two batters over one inning. While the efficiency was splendid, and certainly desired, the more encouraging sign was the electric stuff Mets fans saw in the months of April and May....
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets begin a series tonight that they likely thought would have mattered more only days ago. They travel to Cincinnati to take on the Reds, who sit five games back of the third Wild Card spot after going 3-7 in their last 10. The San Francisco Giants are now the closest team to the Mets at four games back. Still, it’s an important three-game series nonetheless...
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