Stearns Praises Lindor, Says the Mets are No Fluke

Francisco Lindor looks like an MVP, Francisco Alvarez will break out of his slump and the surging Mets are no fluke, David Stearns told reporters in a pre-game news conference Tuesday at Citi Field. “We’re in the thick of it,” the president of baseball operations said. “We’ve earned the right to be here. We’ve played well enough to be here. This isn’t a...

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Playing Every Game a “Dream” for Francisco Lindor

The Mets have come to know Francisco Lindor to be a player who shows up every day. His first couple years, he only missed extended time during his first season in 2021, when he was out for a month with an oblique injury. Since then, he’s suffered from bone spurs and played through a broken finger, but he still managed to miss just three games across 2022 and 2023. However, he’s yet...

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Luis Severino Finding New Level Late in Season

With the summer over and September finally here, it’s go time for the Mets. They entered the month only two games back of the Braves, and started September strong by sweeping the White Sox in Chicago. The foot has been on the pedal, and the Mets couldn’t afford to take their foot off the gas with the Red Sox coming into town. Luckily for New York, Luis Severino brought his A-game...

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Mets Minors Weekly Report: 2024 Draftees Take Over St. Lucie

This past week in the Mets minor leagues was headlined by brilliant performances from some of the Mets’ 2024 draftees. Carson Benge, Corey Collins, and Nick Roselli all hit their first pro home runs, while Eli Serrano III also had a great week at the plate in St. Lucie. Will Watson (seventh-round pick) and Ryan Lambert (eighth-round pick) also made their pro debuts with Watson recording a...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Climb 10 Games Over .500 For First Time Since 2022

Good morning, Mets fans! Luis Severino allowed six hits and two walks but held the Red Sox to just one run over seven innings, and Phil Maton recorded his first save as a Met to give New York a 4-1 victory in their series opener with Boston. Francisco Lindor collected two more hits and his 81st RBI of the season to pace the offense, and Brandon Nimmo chipped in an RBI double. With the win, the...

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Mets Make it Five in a Row With 4-1 Win Over Boston

The Mets (74-64) entered Monday’s action one game back in the Wild Card race after a 7-3 road trip that featured a series split against the Padres and series wins against the Diamondbacks and White Sox. The Mets traveled back home to begin a six-game homestand with the AL Wild Card hopeful Red Sox (70-68) being their first test. The first game of the series featured a matchup between Luis...

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