Mets hitting coach Eric Chavez seeks more aggression as bats slump
The numbers through four games aren’t pretty for the Mets. Not only have they lost all of them, but their lineup has been especially ineffective, as they are near the …
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Mets couldn’t have looked much worse in gloomy start to season
This was showing up for a job interview two hours late. This was arriving at an audition without knowing the lines. This was meeting the future in-laws with insults rather …
Opening Day is rarely the problem for Mets
It might’ve seemed a little silly, all these veteran baseball players taking such great satisfaction in winning a baseball game on a cold day in Pittsburgh on the seventh day …
2024 MLB playoffs odds, Pete Alonso
Commercial Content. 21+. Action Network is the official betting partner of the New York Post, which edits this content. The New York Mets put up their lowest win total since …
Future role unclear for Mark Vientos after J.D. Martinez signing
PORT ST. LUCIE — Mark Vientos had a possible clear path to significant playing time removed and will now await the verdict on his roster status. There is still a …
The Mets have something to prove
At this time last year, the Mets were engulfed by the expectations — the now-or-never, World Series type of forecasts — reserved for contenders. Their roster was loaded, until the …
Mets’ Steve Cohen isn’t sweating Pete Alonso’s likely free agency
PORT ST. LUCIE — Pete Alonso indicated upon arriving to camp that he was open to negotiating a new deal with the Mets in spring training or even during the …
Mets’ Joey Lucchesi thinks he has answer for his wildness
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — When Joey Lucchesi exited and analyzed his first Grapefruit League appearance, the left-hander realized he’d lost control of his tempo. And that, he said, doesn’t …
Mets ‘have to be more conscious of’ obstruction rule
JUPITER, Fla. — In another season, it would’ve been the right play. A good one, too. Joey Wendle, holding on the Nationals’ Ildemaro Vargas at second base Thursday, prevented a …
Shintaro Fujinami’s heat makes him an electric Mets project
PORT ST. LUCIE — To understand the power of Shintaro Fujinami, turn to DJ Stewart. The Mets outfielder/DH learned last season that 103-mph heat hurts even when it doesn’t drill …