The long ball -- six of them, to be precise -- was all the Mets needed in Saturday’s 9-2 series-clinching win over the Braves at Truist Park. New York scored all nine of its runs via the home run and

The Mets' rotation has struggled as the team hit a slump but New York could embrace a youth movement as it seeks a second-half spark.

Manaea missed the beginning of the season due to a right-oblique injury, with his return further delayed with a left-elbow issue. He told reporters after the game that he feels good physically. “I wouldn’t say fatigue. I feel good,” he said, via SNY. “I really have no explanation for why I’m hitting that wall.”

Carlos Mendoza describes his team's good at-bats, aggresive baserunning, and hits with runners in scoring position in the Mets' 9-2 win over the Braves

Frankie Montas’ rocky first season with the New York Mets has taken yet another blow. On Saturday afternoon, the Mets announced that Montas was placed on the 15-day injured list — retroactive to Aug.

Tong has quickly become one of the best prospects in the Mets’ farm system. He had posted solid numbers in his first two seasons, but he took a huge leap forward in 2025. Not only is he turning into the best pitching prospect in their system, but, arguably, the best in all of baseball this year.

There are plenty of reasons why the Mets have struggled the way they have to this point in their season, especially over the past month. Juan Soto isn’t close to being a big one. Or some kind of big bust.

Mets pitching prospect Jonah Tong made his second Triple-A start Saturday night and continued to impress, tossing six scoreless innings with eight strikeouts.