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Mets infielder Brett Baty is transitioning into a new role this spring, learning a few new positions leading up to Opening Day.
A strong performance at the World Baseball Classic has helped Huascar Brazoban win a spot in the Mets' Opening Day bullpen.
Since our way-too-early Mets 26-man roster prediction in January and our roster prediction 2.0 in February, things have started to come into sharper focus. Here is our final roster prediction for what the team will look like on Opening
The final pitch in Sunday's World Baseball Classic semifinal between the United States and the Dominican Republic has sparked controversy.
The New York Mets have high hopes for promising youngster Brett Baty, who can play first base, third, second, right field and DH.
What Huascar Brazobán accomplished during the World Baseball Classic, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said, did not actually influence the team’s opinion of him. Yet it would have been difficult for anyone to watch Brazobán pitch for the Dominican Republic and not come away impressed.
PORT ST. LUCIE — Cristian Pache started in center field against the Nationals on Monday at Clover Park, but his future seems destined for Triple-A Syracuse, where the Mets hope to unlock some tools on offense, as Pache has already proven himself as a stellar defensive outfielder.
The Mets are counting on a number of starting pitchers to bounce-back in 2026. This specific arm is one key to their rotation's success.
Summers in Port St. Lucie can be hot and monotonous -- breeding grounds for boredom. For Christian Scott, a summer spent rehabbing Tommy John surgery meant finding ways to occupy himself. Scott learned to cook,
Making his debut on Opening Day might actually be easier and less stressful than coming up once the season is in gear.
The Mets’ will open the season in New York in just 10 days as spring training from Port St. Lucie is winding down. Much of the roster is set, but there are still plenty of questions for Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns to answer before his team breaks camp and heads north.