Mets infielder Nick Madrigal could miss 2025 season with fractured left shoulder
New York Mets infielder Nick Madrigal could miss the entire 2025 season with a fractured left shoulder.
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Mets to shut down Frankie Montas (lat strain) for 6-8 weeks - ESPN
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — New York Mets right-hander Frankie Montas was diagnosed with a high-grade lat strain and will be shut down for six to eight weeks, manager Carlos Mendoza announced Monday.
Mets' Juan Soto arrives, happy his long-term future secured - ESPN
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — More than two months after signing the richest contract in professional sports history, Juan Soto reported to work Sunday for the first time as a member of the New York Mets not yet having fully digested the life-changing, $765 million commitment.
Pete Alonso's return growing less likely, according to Mets' top executives
It appears Pete Alonso is going, going, gone.
Mets owner Steve Cohen compares Pete Alonso contract talks to Juan Soto's acquisition: 'This is worse'
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Mets' Juan Soto reveals he hasn't talked to any of his former Yankees teammates since World Series loss
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Cleveland's Stephen Vogt, Milwaukee's Pat Murphy win Manager of the Year awards
Milwaukee's Pat Murphy won National League Manager of the Year on Tuesday after a stellar debut season with the Brewers, while Cleveland's Stephen Vogt took the AL honor after leading the Guardians to 92 wins and a division title in his first year as a skipper at any level.
Resilient Mets remind why they're in NLCS with rout of Dodgers: 'That's who we are'
NEW YORK — Friday evening at Citi Field began with The Temptations singing their 1965 hit single "My Girl" in an ode to Francisco Lindor's walk-up song. Lindor, while warming up on the field, smiled and sang along to the lyrics. Pete Alonso, stretching before what could be his final home game as a Met, joined in, too, and pretty soon the crowd — understandably tense before an elimination game — relaxed a little. Watching the jovial scene unfold in Queens, it was hard to tell that the Mets had lost by eight runs on each of the previous two days and were facing elimination.