Mets No. 11 prospect Morabito -- who grew up at Nationals Park -- returns for MLB debut
WASHINGTON -- The route from Nick Morabito’s hometown of McLean, Va. to Nationals Park is nearly identical to the path he used to travel every day, commuting to Gonzaga College High School in downtown Washington. It was there that Morabito developed into a legitimate Draft prospect, drawing the eyes of
Here's how Thor, deGrom are still helping Mets in 2026
Noah Syndergaard has not pitched in Major League Baseball since 2023, and he hasn’t suited up for the Mets since 2021. Jacob deGrom, who’s putting together another strong year with the Rangers, hasn’t pitched for New York since 2022.
And yet, two of the mastheads of a bygone era in Queens
Price drop to stream Mets games through the MLB App
There are plenty of ways you can watch the Mets this season, and with the May price drop, fans can stream Mets games on SNY through the MLB App for a new lower price:
SNY Seasonal: $109.99
SNY Seasonal + MLB.TV Package:
Mets achieve rare extra-inning feat not seen in 43 years
WASHINGTON -- One by one and two by two, they came around to score, rapidly transforming a close game into a laugher. Throughout the 10th and 11th innings at Nationals Park, the mood was tense.
In the 12th, things changed entirely.
Bichette breaks through with homer, 3-hit game vs. Nats
WASHINGTON -- Had the Mets not stormed back in improbable fashion to win Sunday’s Subway Series finale against the Yankees, Bo Bichette’s face almost certainly would have been plastered across the back pages of every New York City tabloid. It was not just Bichette’s dropped popup that was at issue.
His
Mets calling up lefty prospect Thornton to pitch Wednesday
WASHINGTON -- Needing a rotation fill-in for injured starter Clay Holmes, the Mets will turn to one of the most polished strike-throwers in their farm system.
The Mets plan to call up 13th-ranked prospect Zach Thornton to pitch in a bulk role Wednesday against the Nationals, either
Latest Mets injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Mets injury news and transactions.
Predicting this season’s All-MLB Team
This far into the 2026 MLB season, we’ve seen all sorts of standout performances from a variety of players, from established stars to inexperienced prospects to surprise performers.
But who will be the best at their positions when the season comes to a close?
In the latest vote predicting the <a href="https://www.mlb.com/awards/all-mlb"
Polanco in strengthening phase, could start rehab assignment next week
WASHINGTON -- To date, Jorge Polanco has appeared in just 14 games for the Mets. For the past month, he has been on the injured list due to a bout of left Achilles bursitis.
Although team officials don’t have much more clarity on Polanco’s situation than they did when he landed
For Mets, did season truly begin with big-time win? They sure hope so
Maybe whatever season the Mets are going to have the rest of the way started this past weekend at Citi Field. Doesn’t mean that it has. But in a season when just about everything has gone wrong for them, for the past two days things went suddenly and improbably right.
'We felt it': Among a plethora of Mets injuries, Holmes' hits clubhouse hardest
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From 0-96 to a stunning win: Mets rally past Yanks late to take Subway Series
NEW YORK -- As two Yankees infielders collided, Carson Benge raised his arms high into the air, celebrating the walk-off win that was unfolding behind him. The Mets had just pulled off the type of magic that had been foreign to them for the last year and a half. The
Weaver can't help but smirk after stifling Yankees' bases-loaded threat
NEW YORK -- It was Luke Weaver who, after the Mets snapped one of the longest losing streaks in franchise history last month, stood on the field, looked up at the Citi Field crowd and crowed, “I’m not the biggest guy in the room, but I ain’t scared of nobody.”
Holmes likely out into August; here's how Mets could fill rotation
NEW YORK -- Even manager Carlos Mendoza acknowledged the gloom that settled over the Mets' clubhouse late Friday night, as players learned that Clay Holmes will miss much of the season due to a fractured right fibula. Although Mendoza declined to put a timetable on Holmes’ return, he
With Tom Hanks in the house, Mr. Met turns into Wilson, bloody handprint and all
Tom Hanks’ acting career has been filled with iconic moments, but few are more memorable than his desperate scream of “WILSONNNNN!” as his island companion floats away in the 2000 film "Cast Away."
So when Hanks showed up at Citi Field for Saturday night’s Subway Series game against the
117.6 mph homer! Mets prospect sizzles Single-A FSL's hardest-hit ball of '26
In Star Wars lingo, "jumping to hyperspace" means traveling through the cosmos at an incredibly high rate of speed.
It's only fitting that Randy Guzman did his best to send a ball off his bat into another galaxy far, far away on Star Wars Night at Clover
Soto shrugs off aches and pains, joins Hall-caliber company with 250th HR
NEW YORK -- Juan Soto ticked off his list of ailments in a matter-of-fact manner: “The hand, calf, elbow, everything.” The start of the season has not been kind to Soto, who landed on the injured list back in April and hasn’t quite been 100% since.
Soto did manage to provide
Holmes sustains fractured fibula on 111.1 mph comebacker
NEW YORK -- A Mets team already decimated by injuries endured a nightmare scenario late Friday night, when the club learned that starting pitcher Clay Holmes suffered a fractured right fibula and will “be down for a long time,” according to manager Carlos Mendoza.
Holmes was placed on the 15-day IL
With Alvarez on the shelf, Torrens with another chance to prove himself
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Tides start to turn Mets' way as they claim 1st sweep of '26
NEW YORK -- When the Mets fell behind by three runs in the first inning Thursday, it took only a few innings for Brett Baty to punch back with a game-tying, two-run homer. When New York put a runner in scoring position one inning later, it took just two batters
Mets phenom Ewing scoffs at power grade, goes 405 feet for 1st HR
NEW YORK -- Speed has always been a part of A.J. Ewing’s prospect profile. On-base acumen, absolutely. Power? Not so much.
Yet Ewing, who hit just three home runs last season in the Minors, needed only three games to launch his first as a big leaguer. The recent callup took Tigers
Lindor (calf) seeing 'signs of healing,' but still not close to return
NEW YORK -- Don’t expect Francisco Lindor back in the Mets’ lineup anytime soon.
Although an MRI taken Wednesday on Lindor’s left calf revealed “signs of healing,” according to manager Carlos Mendoza, Lindor still must strengthen his leg in the weight room before beginning a running progression. Only after that can