New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke about the tough start Paul Blackburn had during Sunday's spring training game.

Could Luisangel Acuna see an expanded role in the Mets infield with Madrigal expected to be out a 'long time'?

As spring training rolls on, media and fans alike embrace their inner armchair manager, debating everything from the ideal roster to the bullpen pecking order—a

MLB’s spring training experiment — an automated ball/strike challenge system in the majors for the first time — has drawn positive reviews from Mets personnel, from manager Carlos Mendoza to Pete Alonso to minor-leaguers already familiar with the arrangement.

Jesse Winker joins the broadcast to discuss the camaraderie of the Mets' clubhouse, his Spring Training health, Carlos Mendoza's communication with players and more

We reached out to decision-makers with all 30 teams to identify players on their club who are turning heads this spring in camp.

In an informal poll by Newsday, the Mets' hitters collectively came up with answers to the question of which pitch(es) are the nastiest — which in the baseball parlance is a good thing.

The New York Mets' spring training is now well underway, with the team securing a 6-2 win over the Houston Astros in their first outing on February 22. It's a

Edwin Díaz was wild in his spring debut. The Mets closer recorded one out in 19 pitches and was charged with two runs on two hits and a walk in a third of an inning during a 5-1 loss to the Astros at Clover Park.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza met the media before Sunday's 1:05 p.m. spring training game at the Boston Red Sox. Here is a recap of the updates, including Luisangel Acuña 's status after a hit-by-pitch in Saturday's 10-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays and the plan for Kodai Senga as he makes his 2025 debut.

Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo was out of the lineup on Monday, missing his third consecutive spring training game due to right knee soreness. Nimmo made his Grapefruit League debut of camp on Friday and felt sore in his knee on Saturday. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters on Monday that trainers are “not too concerned,” about the issue.