The trouble started in the third — with the Mets up by a run — when Jung Hoo Lee singled to lead off the inning, stole second ...

Pete Alonso hit his 250th career homer, Francisco Lindor drove in four runs and the New York Mets beat the San Francisco ...

The Mets have developed a reputation for being able to fix back-end rotation arms, turning them into frontline starters. They ...

Frankie Montas could not reach the fifth inning for a second straight start, surrendering seven runs in the Mets' 12-4 loss to the Giants on Sunday.

"He's got to be better. He knows that," manager Carlos Mendoza said when asked if Montas' role going forward was up for ...

The proud owner of the ghost fork is suddenly looking human. Kodai Senga joins the laundry list of New York Mets players ...

Pete Alonso is one of the New York Mets’ mainstays. The Mets drafted and developed him; he has become one of the game’s greatest power hitters. He is closing ...

Alonso’s three-run home run scored left-fielder Brandon Nimmo and shorstop Francisco Lindor, giving the Mets a quick 3-0 lead. They’d hold the lead for the rest of the game, eventually snapping a ...

Pete Alonso’s 250th career home run got the Mets out to an early 3-0 lead, which Senga coughed up, but the Mets went back in ...

This isn’t the version of Kodai Senga that the Mets envisioned anchoring their rotation. That, partially, made them ...

San Francisco Giants outfielder Lee Jung-hoo continued to find his rhythm, recording a double for the second straight game ...