NEW YORK — The box score won’t show it, but catcher Luis Torrens ’s swing in the ninth inning, a fielder’s choice, delivered the game-winning run for the Mets on Sunday. With the game tied at two in the eighth inning and right fielder Juan Soto on third, Torrens lined a 102.7 mph one-hopper that was picked by the second baseman.

We're 10 days away from the 2025 MLB trade deadline, so it's a good time to run through some of the big names available, along with the players who could be X-factors down the stretch for teams who deal for them. It's a thrilling time, as always!

The New York Mets have a dire need for bullpen help and they just might be desperate enough to go after a former Colorado Rockies arm, Jefry Yan, who was released from his minor league contract. Yan is in search of a new team and with the Mets needing pitching help, it’s something to monitor. But it’s very desperate.

Its Monday, July 21 and the Angels (49-50) are in Queens to take on the Mets (56-44). Tyler Anderson is slated to take the mound for Los Angeles against Kodai Senga for New York. Los Angeles won two out of three against Philadelphia to start the second half of the season off with a series victory whereas the Mets lost two of three to the Reds,

Sunday’s game between the New York Mets and Cincinnati Reds marked 100 for the team from Queens. An easily overlooked milestone, it means the final 62 games are

The Mets are in a different spot with less flexibility in Sunday's MLB Draft than they have had in years past. But here are a few names to keep an eye on.

New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso was held out of the starting lineup Sunday against the visiting Cincinnati Reds due to a right-hand contusion.

Mets: David Peterson (6-4, 3.06 ERA, 1.24 WHIP, 93 strikeouts) BOTTOM LINE: The New York Mets look to break their three-game home slide with a win against the Cincinnati Reds. New York has gone 33-16 at home and 55-44 overall.