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Mickey Callaway uttered the scariest three letters in baseball in regards to ace Jacob deGrom: M, R and I. The Mets skipper announced before Friday’s game in St. Louis that

After a Friday afternoon news cycle that hit the Mets hard, they needed a win from their fifth starter. Except, the Mets didn’t feel comfortable sending Jason Vargas to the

PHILADELPHIA – After squeezing out a win in the opener of their three-game set against the division-rival Phillies, the Mets lost the next two games and dropped a second series

PHILADELPHIA – The harsh realities of a restricted 25-man roster sent the Mets best call-up back to the minor leagues on Wednesday afternoon. Right-handed reliever Drew Gagnon was optioned to

PHILADELPHIA — Jeff McNeil is competing so dynamically right now that even a former Phillies superstar is asking about him. John Kruk, a three-time All-Star first baseman turned Phillies color

PHILADELPHIA — Baseball is one of the only sports in which a game can end before it barely begins. The Mets suffered through their worst 1st inning, since July 19,

PHILADELPHIA — As Steven Matz walked off the field in the 1st inning having given up eight runs off eight batters faced, devoid of a single out, it was hard

ATLANTA — There has been a certain cadence to the revitalized Mets offense since the 2019 season began. The lineup was clicking, moving and rolling from one player to the

PHILADELPHIA – Instead of going to his best reliever available, who also happens to be the best closer in baseball, Mets skipper Mickey Callaway let Edwin Diaz sit back and

ATLANTA — We are now living in a dimension where Pete Alonso’s name is uttered in the same category as Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. The Mets’ rookie blasted a

PHILADELPHIA – Todd Frazier’s impending activation from the injured list will impact many elements, but the Mets’ recent trend of rotating a different third baseman on any given day will

ATLANTA — Todd Frazier could return to the Mets “any day now,” according to manager Mickey Callaway. The infielder has taken part in six rehab games at High-A Port St.

ATLANTA — When Robinson Canó switched from the American League to the National League for the first time in his 15-year career, he was prepared to face a slew of

ATLANTA – A scrappy five-inning outing for a typical top starter would be unfortunate, but it wouldn’t raise any eyebrows. Yet, when a Mets ace coming off a historic season

ATLANTA — When the Mets picked up Keon Broxton in early January, he was just an extra depth option on a deep bench. During Mets camp, he was competing with