Mets manager Carlos Mendoza wanted to give Francisco Lindor a rare day off on Sunday as the shortstop continues to play with a fractured pinky toe. But Lindor wasn’t having it.

Almost immediately after the New York Mets confirmed that Francisco Lindor suffered a broken pinky toe when he was hit by a pitch during the June 4 game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, some fans understandably wondered if that setback could bother the star shortstop throughout the remainder of the season.

With Tylor Megill, it’s usually one bad inning to spoil the start. It was the fourth inning of Saturday’s start that met this criteria. In an 8-4 loss to the Ta

The New York Mets find themselves in unfamiliar territory for the first time in 2025. Not only were they swept for the first time this season after losing three

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza discussed pulling Clay Holmes after just 79 pitches on Friday night, and then Paul Blackburn's rough outing that followed.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza didn't shut down the possibility of right-hander Frankie Montas joining the team as a reliever after his ongoing rehab assignment. On Friday, Montas gave up eight runs across 1 2/3 innings for Triple-A Syracuse,

NEW YORK — Mets manager Carlos Mendoza announced after Friday’s 7-5 loss to the Rays that right-hander Kodai Senga has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 strain in his right hamstring.

Another rough night for the Mets, and Carlos Mendoza wasn’t about to stay silent after watching Tylor Megill unravel in a game that could’ve ended much differently.

Back in spring training, when the New York Mets’ key starters—Sean Manaea, Frankie Montas, and Paul Blackburn—were sidelined due to injury setbacks, Tylor Megill earned a final spot in the rotation, and he didn't blow the opportunity to be the Mets’ reliable arm.

A cold and wet Father's Day weekend in Queens was an ugly one -- and I'm not just talking about the weather. For the first time all season, the New York Mets fo