Risers and Fallers: Can the Mets not get injured?
New York has been plagued by injuries, so it's no wonder it's had such a rough start.
New York has been plagued by injuries, so it's no wonder it's had such a rough start.
T.J. Rivera homered early and hit a two-run double to tie the score in a five-run seventh inning that rallied the New York Mets past the Miami Marlins 8-7 on Friday night.
Mets catcher Travis d'Arnaud is likely to be sidelined at least a couple of weeks with a bruised right wrist.
The Mets reportedly have discussed the idea of having Jose Reyes and Asdrubal Cabrera switch positions.
It would be great to see Noah Syndergaard healthy and throwing thunder. But there's actually an awkward truth: MLB kind of needs pitchers to get hurt.
Injured Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard received a "positive" second opinion on his torn lat muscle, but is still expected to miss up to three months.
The New York Mets' game at the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night has been postponed by rain.
Buster Olney recaps all of Wednesday's MLB action, including more tension with the Red Sox and Orioles, the Giants squeaking past the Dodgers and a nice win for the Mets.
Jose Reyes tied his career high with five RBI, New York pounded out 20 hits and Jacob deGrom managed to hang around long enough to get the win, leading the Mets to a 16-5 rout of the Braves.
Robert Gsellman has shown the high-level stuff that has come to define the Mets' pitching staff, but the results aren't quite there yet.
Injured Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard is scheduled to get a second opinion on his torn lat muscle in Los Angeles, the New York Post reported.
Mets P Matt Harvey averaged a season high 95 mph with his fastball yesterday. That got him one miss on 26 swings against it. At his peak, Harvey would expect to get considerably more misses on that pitch (on average, about 6, on a good day 7-8)
One month into his minor league career with the Columbia Fireflies, Tim Tebow believes he's making steady progress in his life as a pro baseball player.
R.A. Dickey's floaters were more effective than Matt Harvey's fastballs for the second time in a week and the Atlanta Braves beat the New York Mets 9-7 on Tuesday.
Another poor start for Matt Harvey, who has yet to show his 2015 form. He gave up eight hits and six runs in 5.1 innings to the Braves, inducing just eight swings-and-misses out of 100 pitches as he punched out two batters against a team that was second in the NL in strikeouts. His miss rate is down from 27 percent two years ago to 19 percent.
This is the first time in his career that the Mets' Matt Harvey has allowed six or more runs in consecutive starts.
Is Zack Greinke an ace again? Will Jason Heyward's strong start last? We examine which players are bouncing back and which are doomed to stumble again.
Now possibly without Thor, the Mets need another way to catch lightning in a bottle. Calling up their top prospect might be just the ticket.
What has been most impressive about deGrom is that just when it looks like he's in trouble, he locks in.
Before a conversation with Nationals GM Mike Rizzo, Buster Olney and Jon Sciambi discuss an ugly scene at Fenway Park, more fallout from Noah Syndergaard's injury and more. Plus, Sarah Langs stops by to play "The Numbers Game."
Michael Conforto homered and drove in three runs, and the Mets scored five times in the fourth inning off Julio Teheran before holding out to beat the Atlanta Braves 7-5 on Monday night.
Two weeks ago, Mets manager Terry Collins joked that he had the FBI out looking for the "real Jose Reyes." More recently, Reyes finally located his swing. He extended his hitting streak to seven games and hit his third homer of the season in New York's 7-5 win over Atlanta on Monday.
New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said it was his decision to let Noah Syndergaard start Sunday, despite the pitcher's refusal to have an MRI on his shoulder and arm.
The Mets' pitching ranked among the bottom 10 in baseball in two important categories for April. New York's bats also struggled to consistently produce, and the result is a sub-.500 record entering May.
| TEAM | W | L | PCT | GB | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Washington | 20 | 9 | .690 | - | W3 |
| New York | 13 | 15 | .464 | 6.5 | W2 |
| Philadelphia | 12 | 16 | .429 | 7.5 | L4 |
| Miami | 12 | 16 | .429 | 7.5 | L2 |
| Atlanta | 11 | 16 | .407 | 8 | L2 |




