Good morning, Mets fans! Jon Heyman of the NY Post reported that the Mets have hope that Francisco Lindor may be back from injury in about a month. However, there is still no firm timetable in place. Both Jorge Polanco and Luis Robert Jr. are still without any timetable for a return to play. On Monday night, the Mets defeated the Nationals 16-7 in 12 innings. After a closely contested contest...
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The New York Mets (21-26) outlasted the Washington Nationals (23-25) 16-6 on Monday evening at Nationals Park, in a game that featured five lead changes, extra innings, and a ten-run twelfth inning that turned a nail-biter into a blowout. After winning six of their last seven, they also became the first NL team to score 10+ runs in an extra innings game since 1919! (Box Score) New York got on...
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Monday, May 18, 2026 • 6:45 PM Nationals Park • Washington, DC RHP Christian Scott (0-0, 3.45) vs. RHP Jake Irvin (1-4, 5.91) SNY The Mets had a 91-game streak of trailing after eight innings and losing. That streak finally ended Sunday afternoon! Tyrone Taylor hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the ninth to send the Mets to extra innings. The Mets then walked it off in the 10th. The win...
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The Mets are calling up left-handed prospect Zach Thornton to make his debut Wednesday against the Nationals, Carlos Mendoza said Monday. Thornton, 24, struck out nine over six scoreless innings in his most recent start at Triple-A Syracuse on Friday. He was MMO’s No. 16 Mets prospect before the season, and is No. 13 on MLB Pipeline’s Mets Prospects List. Mendoza said a decision...
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Are the winds of the season slowly starting to shift in favor of the Mets? After a series victory over the cross-town Yankees, the Mets hold a 10-5 record in May. They sit only six games below .500, hanging around the fringes of the NL playoff picture with more than half the season remaining. And thanks to the contributions of A.J. Ewing, Carson Benge, Juan Soto, and more, the team is showing...
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One Tyrone Taylor swing turned what looked like another ho-hum loss in what has so far been a forgettable season into a reason for hope. Keep in mind, the wild-card race is forgiving. The Mets lost seven games in a row three times last year and were alive to fight for a playoff spot on the season’s final day. So despite all the horrors that the Mets have endured thus far, the injuries, the...
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