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HOUSTON -- All eyes will be on the outfield Thursday afternoon at Daikin Park -- formerly Minute Maid Park -- when the Mets face the Astros on Opening Day. Mets star outfielder Juan Soto will make his debut for a New York team in Houston for the second year in

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Move over, Juan Soto -- there's a new main event heading to Citi Field. On Tuesday, the Mets revealed that all home games will feature a New York City-themed “Five Borough” mascot race. A different mascot will represent each borough, with the characters corresponding to one of the borough's hallmarks.

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla -- Although Spring Training has reached its end, the uncertainty surrounding the Mets -- and all teams -- never really dissipates. Even in this gap between the Grapefruit League and regular season, plotlines abound. With that in mind, it’s time to dig into your questions about

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- All but officially, the Mets have named their Opening Day rotation. With Sean Manaea (strained right oblique) and Frankie Montas (strained right lat) set to start the season on the injured list, the Mets had six realistic options from which to choose.

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One of the joys of the offseason is poring over prospect rankings. Of course, there is no One True Prospects List handed down from the baseball heavens -- each list has its own set of preferences and biases. Some people prefer upside while others put a premium on proximity to

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- In the end, Dedniel Nú?ez simply ran out of time to make the Mets’ Opening Day roster. From the jump this spring, team officials questioned whether Nú?ez, one of the Mets’ best relievers last year, would be ready for March 27 after missing nearly the

If you're reading this, congratulations -- you've just about made it through another offseason. In a matter of days, the 2025 season will exist outside of predictions and projections, and every team will be playing baseball that matters again. But before Opening Day festivities kick off on Thursday, we still

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Over the past year, Luisangel Acu?a has produced a significant body of work suggesting a need for further development. In nearly 600 plate appearances at Triple-A Syracuse last season, Acu?a produced a .654 OPS. He has posted a .500 mark this spring while showing some

Opening Day is on the way, and it’s time to take a look at who MLB’s statistical standouts will be in 2025. We polled 59 MLB.com experts for their picks on who will lead the American League and National League in six key categories: homers, batting average, stolen bases, ERA,

It’s almost Opening Day, with the excitement and promise of a new season radiating throughout the sport and beyond. It’s time to consume baseball in every form possible, including, of course, talking baseball. Whether it’s water-cooler talks, Slacks from the home office, family dinners or group chats, you’re going to

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Friday’s Grapefruit League game was barely an hour old, yet Brett Baty had clearly established himself as the most productive player on the field. In the first inning, Baty ranged left from his position at third base, gloved a grounder, slid smoothly on one leg

It's always tough -- maybe even impossible -- to predict which Spring Training performances will carry over to the regular season. But we try to do it anyway. With domestic Opening Day less than a week away, let's try to pick out some of the players whose stellar springs will

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – An outfielder wearing a red Nationals No. 22 Soto jersey warmed up in right field at CACTI Ballpark of the Palm Beaches. In the opposing Mets clubhouse, Juan Soto was getting ready for the game. Wait, what?

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Pete Alonso pointed a finger at the laptop in front of him. “I win the at-bat right here,” he says. The video on screen is of Alonso in Milwaukee, staring down former Brewers closer Devin Williams in the ninth inning of National League Wild Card

With Spring Training reaching the home stretch, teams are beginning the process of finalizing their Opening Day rosters. A number of the game's up-and-coming prospects remain in the mix for big league jobs at this critical juncture, vying for final roster spots that have yet to be decided upon. Here’s

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Edwin Díaz's velocity is down from its lofty heights of the past. According to the stadium radar gun on Wednesday in the Mets’ 8-2 win over the Astros, Diaz’s four-seam fastball sat 93-95 mph, similar to where it was in his previous Grapefruit League outing

NEW YORK – Watching Juan Soto and Pete Alonso go yard on a regular basis isn’t the only thing to look forward to at Citi Field this season. In the stands, the Mets are making sure their fans watch their championship-caliber team at a reasonable price. How does this sound:

It’s very much that time of year again, which is to say that it’s time to prepare ourselves for the 2025 baseball season the same way we’ve done it for the last few years – by breaking down the 30 teams into a handful of nebulously defined tiers. The Tiers