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Jorge Polanco is now dealing with wrist soreness in addition to his Achilles issue, raising the possibility of an IL stint.
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Ronny Mauricio’s playing time will be limited, but his role is still important.
After an impressive season debut last week, Mets’ No. 2 prospect Jonah Tong struggled in his second Triple-A start.
The New York Mets made a series of moves Wednesday, finalizing their Opening Day roster.
After missing out on an Opening Day roster spot, veteran reliever Craig Kimbrel decided to remain in the Mets organization.
Veteran outfielder Mike Tauchman suffered a left meniscus tear, ending his push for a spot on the Mets’ Opening Day roster.
The Mets reassigned 11 players to minor league camp Sunday, including a pair of standout Grapefruit League performers.
Carlos Beltrán’s No. 15 will be retired this season, when the Mets also induct the star outfielder into their Hall of Fame.
Mets reliever Robert Stock was recommended for thoracic outlet syndrome surgery, likely sidelining him most of 2026.
Mets reliever Robert Stock will no longer pitch in the World Baseball Classic after reporting shoulder discomfort.
After Ron Darling’s comments, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza addressed the possibility of going to a five-man rotation.
The New York Mets have three notable roster battles still unfolding as Opening Day approaches.