Nothing is going right for the New York Mets. Yesterday, we talked about the fact that the New York team was possibly on the verge of missing the playoffs. And let’s just say that Steve Cohen’s club didn’t help itself yesterday.

What started as promise clarified as a tease. And for the Mets, what started as a downturn sure is looking like a collapse.

It was exactly two weeks ago Wednesday night that the Phillies left New York having endured a potentially season-changing sweep at the hands of the Mets. The Phillies' lead atop the National League East had shrunk to four games following the three-game thumping.

The New York Mets not only put up 19 runs, but in the process make franchise history against the Miami Marlins.

PHILADELPHIA — Mets right-hander Tylor Megill is likely done for the season. Ahead of Monday’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza informed reporters that Megill has been “shut down” again.

New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza is shouldering the blame after his team's disastrous week, in which they were swept in a four-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park.

The New York Mets will continue their streak of games against divisional rivals with a three-game series against the Atlanta Braves beginning tonight, Aug. 22. The Mets just wrapped up a three-game series against the Nationals, which they had a chance to ...

As the Mets' starting rotation takes shape for the postseason, one veteran starter is in jeopardy of losing the rest of the season to an injury.

The Mets are calling up another top pitching prospect. Brandon Sproat, their No. 5 prospect (MLB Pipeline), will join Nolan McLean (No. 3) and Jonah Tong (No. 4) in the rotation on Sunday.

This has led to him being shut down while the team looks to get a diagnosis of the problem. Ahead of the Mets' Monday game against the Philadelphia Phillies, Carlos Mendoza broke the news that Megill would be undergoing testing, via NJ.com's Manny Gomez.