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Every pregame price the board took on New York Mets, Aug 14 to Aug 19. These are facts about posted prices, not a rating of the team. The window grows as more games settle.
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All MLB →- MLBAndrés Chaparro's 2-homer game lifts Nationals over Mets 6-4 in season finale— Andrés Chaparro homered twice and the Washington Nationals defeated the New York Mets 6-4 on Sunday in the season finale for both teams.
- MLBFrancisco Lindor hits 300th career home run in Mets' finaleFrancisco Lindor hit his 300th home run in the second inning of the New York Mets' season finale against the Washington Nationals on Sunday.
- MLBNew York Mets vs. Washington Nationals: Game Highlights
- MLBFrancisco Lindor hits 300th career home run in Mets' finaleFrancisco Lindor hit his 300th home run in the second inning of the New York Mets' season finale against the Washington Nationals on Sunday.
- MLBFrancisco Lindor hits 300th career home run in Mets' finaleFrancisco Lindor hit his 300th home run in the second inning of the New York Mets' season finale against the Washington Nationals on Sunday.
- MLBGuardians Win, Verlander Bows Out, Mets Find a GemGuardians Defy the Odds—Again The Cleveland Guardians just clinched their division for the 7th time in 11 years—all while sporting the 30th-ranked payroll in MLB. That’s not just luck; that’s a front office outworking everyone else. Small-market magic? More like small-market mastery. Verlander’s Emotional Farewell Justin Verlander walked off the mound one last time, holding his daughter’s hand. The man threw 250+ wins, two Cy Youngs, and a no-hitter in the World Series. If that’s not a first-ballot Hall of Famer, what is? The game’s losing a legend—no debate. Mets’ Rookie Rojas Looks Like a Steal Jefferson Rojas, 21 years old, just slashed .274/.338/.505 with 27 HR, 93 RBI, and 21 SB in his first full pro season. The Mets swiped him from the Cubs in the Clay Holmes trade—and that deal’s already looking lopsided. If Rojas keeps this up, he’s not just a highlight; he’s the future.
- MLBJuan Soto exits Mets' win after HBP; X-rays negativeMets left fielder Juan Soto left Saturday's win against the Nationals after being hit by a pitch on his right hand in the ninth inning. X-rays were negative.
- MLBMets beat Nationals 7-1 behind 2 homers from Mauricio and 3-run drive by Ewing— A.J. Ewing hit a go-ahead, three-run homer, Ronny Mauricio went deep from both sides of the plate for his first career multi-homer game and the New York Mets defeated the Washington Nationals 7-1 on Saturday.
- MLBMets Get Sobering Grade From ESPN After Brutal 2026 Campaign
- MLBMets Get Sobering Grade From ESPN After Brutal 2026 Campaign
- MLBAlonso and PCA Dominate as Mets Stars ShineAlonso’s Middle Finger to Analytics Pete Alonso sent a message—loud and clear—by wearing a shirt with his infamous "f-ing formulas" quote aimed at Mets exec David Stearns before torching the opposition with two homers in a single game. The 471-foot bomb he launched was his 43rd of the season, leading the AL, while his 113 RBI (tied for MLB’s top spot) prove the man doesn’t need a spreadsheet to rake. Alonso’s never been shy about his disdain for over-reliance on analytics, and yesterday, he backed it up with brute force. If Stearns was watching, he’s got to be questioning those formulas now. PCA’s Historic Season: The Triple-Threat Nobody Saw Coming Pete Crow-Armstrong isn’t just having a great year—he’s putting together one of the most complete seasons ever. The numbers don’t lie: 99th percentile in baserunning run value, 100th percentile in batting and fielding run value. That’s not just elite; it’s historic. To put it in perspective, only two other players since 2016 (Bobb
- MLBDodgers' Ohtani 1st to top MLB jersey sales 4 straight seasonsThe Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani has become the first player in the MLB to lead jersey sales at the end of four straight seasons since the figures were first tracked in 2010.
- MLBRangers finish home slate with 3-1 win over Mets to keep Texas at least tied for AL West lead— Josh Jung and Corey Seager homered, Kumar Rocker pitched five solid innings and Texas closed out its home schedule with a 3-1 win over the New York Mets on Thursday that ensured that the Rangers would remain at least tied for the AL West lead...
- MLBMets add former Twins executive Derek Falvey to front officeThe Mets named Derek Falvey senior adviser for baseball operations, a move that comes eight months after a mutual agreement with the Twins to leave that organization after nearly a decade.
- MLBMets add former Twins executive Derek Falvey to front officeThe Mets named Derek Falvey senior adviser for baseball operations, a move that comes eight months after a mutual agreement with the Twins to leave that organization after nearly a decade.
- MLBMets add former Twins executive Derek Falvey to front officeThe Mets named Derek Falvey senior adviser for baseball operations, a move that comes eight months after a mutual agreement with the Twins to leave that organization after nearly a decade.
- MLBRangers 3-1 Mets (Sep 24, 2026) Game RecapExpert recap and game analysis of the Texas Rangers vs. New York Mets MLB game from September 24, 2026 on ESPN.
- MLBMets vs. Rangers (Sep 24, 2026) Live ScoreLive coverage of the New York Mets vs. Texas Rangers MLB game on ESPN, including live score, highlights and updated stats.
- MLBPetes Crush HRs, Howie Rose Bows Out, Coop RememberedPetes Dominate HR Races—Alonso & Crow-Armstrong Leading Leagues Two ex-Mets named Pete are mashing their way to the top of the home run charts. Pete Crow-Armstrong (45 HR, tied with Schwarber in the NL) and Pete Alonso (41 HR, tied with Alvarez and Caminero in the AL) are proving power doesn’t fade—it just relocates. Alonso’s still a force in the AL, while Crow-Armstrong’s breakout season has him in the NL MVP conversation. If the Mets had held onto both, they’d be unstoppable. Too bad they didn’t. Howie Rose Era Officially Over—Mets Fans Left Hanging The Mets’ voice is gone. Howie Rose, the legendary announcer, won’t return to the booth next season after Jon Heyman’s failed last-ditch effort. Rose’s call of the 2016 NL Wild Card game (“Put it in the books!”) might be his most famous, but his real magic was making every game feel like a must-watch. Now, Mets fans are stuck with whatever corporate-friendly replacement the Wilpons (or Cohen) cook up. Enjoy the silence, folks. Yanke
- MLBMets, Red Sox lock down skippers; Judge out for Wild CardMets, Red Sox bet big on managers—Judge sidelined for playoffs Mets stick with Andy Green The Mets just locked up Andy Green for three more years after he took over mid-season when Carlos Mendoza got the boot. Green had been talking like he wanted to bail for the front office, but the dugout won him over. New York’s sitting at 86-76, fighting for a Wild Card spot—so the brass is betting Green’s the guy to get them there. Not a flashy move, but steady. Front office must like what they’re seeing in the clubhouse. Red Sox make Chad Tracy permanent Boston’s handing Chad Tracy a three-year deal with a 2030 option after he took over for Alex Cora when the Sox were 12-17. Since then? 74-55. That’s a .574 win clip—playoff-caliber ball. Tracy’s not a big name, but the numbers don’t lie. Boston’s playing smart, aggressive baseball, and the front office just doubled down. If they keep this up, they’ll be a problem in October. Judge’s Wild Card hopes dashed Bad news for the Yankees: Aaron Judge’s
- MLBMets, Red Sox Lock Down Managers as Playoffs LoomMets Hand Andy Green Three-Year Deal After Player Backing The Mets made it official: Andy Green is their guy. After a season of chaos, the club removed the interim tag and gave him a three-year contract. Players wanted him—vets reportedly answered "Andy" before even finishing the question. Green fits the modern mold, and the Mets are betting on continuity after last year’s mess. Red Sox Stick with Chad Tracy, Extend Breslow Boston’s keeping the band together. Chad Tracy gets a three-year deal to stay at the helm, and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow also got an extension. The Red Sox are signaling stability, but the real test comes when the games matter again. Yankees’ Playoff Hopes Hinge on Clutch Hitting Adam Ottavino dropped the truth: home runs won’t cut it in October. "Clutch hitting could be the difference," he said. The Yankees have the power, but if they can’t deliver in key spots, they’ll be watching the postseason from home. Playoff Picture Heats Up as
- MLBFull final 2026 regular-season grades for all 30 MLB teamsWhether your team is headed to October or packing its bags for the offseason, how did 2026 measure up to expectations?
- MLBMLB Playoff Push Shaken by Star Injuries and Roster ShiftsKey StoriesRonald Acuna Jr. injury update offers relief but Braves remain cautious — The Braves received encouraging news after Ronald Acuna Jr. exited Tuesday's game with a shin injury, though concerns persist with the postseason just days away. Initial tests suggest he avoided a worst-case scenario, but his availability for the Wild Card series remains uncertain.Dodgers may deploy Shohei Ohtani in unfamiliar lineup role upon return — Dave Roberts hinted at a potential lineup change for Shohei Ohtani when he returns from the injured list, a role new to his 2026 season but familiar from earlier in his career. The adjustment could impact the Dodgers' playoff strategy as they aim to maximize his versatility.Mets commit to Andy Green as full-time manager despite initial reluctance — The Mets surprised observers by naming Andy Green their permanent manager, despite earlier signals he was uninterested in the role. The decision reflects a long-term vision for stabil
- MLBRockies hit latest low, become fifth team with 4 straight 100-loss seasonsThe Rockies became just the fifth club in MLB history to lose at least 100 games in four straight seasons and the first to do so since th Mets from 1962 through 1965.
- MLBMets remove interim manager tag, hire Andy Green to 3-year dealThe Mets have removed the interim tag from manager Andy Green, hiring him to a three-year deal through the 2029 season, it was announced Tuesday.
- MLBMets remove interim manager tag, hire Andy Green to 3-year dealThe Mets have removed the interim tag from manager Andy Green, hiring him to a three-year deal through the 2029 season, it was announced Tuesday.
- MLBMets remove interim manager tag, hire Andy Green to 3-year dealThe Mets have removed the interim tag from manager Andy Green, hiring him to a three-year deal through the 2029 season, it was announced Tuesday.
- MLBBregman Takes Foul Ball to Face, Eyes Postseason ReturnCubs' Nightmare Turns to Relief Alex Bregman’s season could’ve ended in a blink—foul ball off the bat of teammate Christopher Morel nailed him square in the face while he stood in the on-deck circle Sunday. Sources say the Cubs third baseman walked away with multiple facial fractures, but here’s the kicker: no surgery needed. That’s right, the guy’s already talking postseason return, and if the Cubs make a run, you can bet he’ll be in the lineup. The Cold Hard Numbers Injury rate for on-deck hit-by-pitch/foul ball incidents: ~1 in 5,000 plate appearances (per MLB injury logs) Bregman’s 2026 slash line pre-injury: .298/.385/.512, 28 HR, 92 RBI Cubs’ current playoff odds: 68% (FanGraphs) The Sharp Take Look, I get it—baseball’s a dangerous game, and the on-deck circle’s a war zone. But Bregman dodged a bullet here. No surgery means no structural damage, and if the Cubs are serious about October, they’ll need his bat. The real question? Why the hell isn’t MLB mandating helmets for o
- MLBSilver linings for MLB's 2026 non-playoff teamsYour favorite team won't be playing in October -- but that doesn't mean the season was a total loss. Right?
- MLBSánchez earns 18th win to take over major league lead as the Phillies beat the Mets 7-2— Cristopher Sánchez earned his major league-leading 18th win Sunday, leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-2 victory over the New York Mets.
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