Mets' Carlos Mendoza gives injury updates on Brandon Nimmo, A.J. Minter
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza gave updates on Brandon Nimmo and A.J. Minter as they work toward Grapefruit League returns.
Mets' Clay Holmes continues strong spring with another dominant start
The decision to transition Clay Holmes from a reliever to a starting pitcher has paid off for the New York Mets so far this spring. Holmes turned in another im ...
Mets starting outfielder dealing with knee soreness
Brandon Nimmo, the New York Mets‘ projected left fielder for Opening Day, made his spring debut last Friday against the ...
Mets take another hit as Francisco Alvarez goes down with hand injury
The Mets appear to be lacking some catching depth on paper. They’ll now put that to the test in reality with Francisco ...
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Are Mets, Edwin Diaz concerned after rough spring training debut?
New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz endured a rough spring training in-game debut during a 5-1 loss to the Houston Astros on ...
Bryce Harper OK with position switch if Philadelphia Phillies find another slugger
Bryce Harper told the Philadelphia Phillies he would approve of a position switch back into the outfield if the team acquires ...
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Brandon Sproat, Brandon Nimmo provide optimism for Mets
Nearly three weeks into spring training, the New York Mets are finally getting good looks at top prospect Brandon Sproat and ...
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Mets Hall of Famer Drops Barry Bonds Bombshell About Juan Soto’s Elite Hitting
Buckle up—this one's a bit controversial! The post Mets Hall of Famer Drops Barry Bonds Bombshell About Juan Soto’s Elite ...
Mets' Carlos Mendoza drops 'quick' truth bomb on Juan Soto
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza is revealing the reasons why Juan Soto is fitting in so well with his teammates.
Brandon Nimmo’s knee troubles delay his return to Mets’ lineup
Brandon Nimmo’s return to the New York Mets’ lineup has been pushed back further as he recovers from a lingering knee issue.
Juan Soto finally opens up on Nationals' $440M offer and why he said 'no thanks'
Juan Soto had plenty of people questioning his decision back in 2022. The Washington Nationals offered him a jaw-dropping 15-year, $440 million contract-one of the biggest in baseb ...
Mets Notes: Next step for Kodai Senga, Max Kranick putting himself in 'really good position' this spring
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke on Kodai Senga's next step in camp, Juan Soto fitting in and how Max Kranick has pitched ...