That’s why Saturday’s 12-6 win over the Giants at Citi Field wasn’t just reassuring because it ended a four-game losing ...

Marte hit a two-out double against Trevor Megill with two outs in the ninth, and he was thrown out at home trying to score on ...

"We'll turn it around," Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said. "I know I sound like a broken record. There's too much talent there ...

The Mets dropped their sixth straight game, with Carlos Mendoza pointing to costly mistakes and the team’s frustrating ...

Another disturbing trend for the Mets is their underperforming offense. After Marte hit the first pitch of the second for a ...

The Mets were cruising through four innings when a mistake-filled fifth led to the team's 3-2 loss to the Brewers in ...

The proud owner of the ghost fork is suddenly looking human. Kodai Senga joins the laundry list of New York Mets players ...

Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo and Francisco Lindor all came through in the Mets’ 12-6 win over the San Francisco Giants at Citi ...

Alonso, trying to make a quick play, threw the ball to Senga, who had to leap to catch it. Although he got the out, the effort came at a cost, as he immediately clutched his hamstring, unable to ...

But Alonso's throw was high, leading Senga to jump for it before coming down on the bag with his right foot. Senga immediately grabbed the back of his right leg, near his hamstring area, after ...

Senga had to leap to make a play and landed hard on the bag, grabbing his hamstrings. Later, Carlos Mendoza told Alonso that Senga had already felt something before the catch.