Jeff McNeil, Brandon Nimmo and Luis Torrens are all still battling nagging injuries as the Mets begin a three-game series against the Atlanta Braves on Friday night at Truist Park.

Carlos Mendoza, the Venezuelan manager of the New York Mets, lost a key player for the Metropolitans at a time when they ...

The New York Mets are starting to look like the competitive team many considered a serious contender to win the World Series. They've truly returned to playing good baseball, as ev ...

Vientos answered that call by blasting a home run in a second straight game. Vientos hit a two-run homer against Jake Irvin ...

Miguel Cairo of the Washington Nationals and Carlos Mendoza of the New York Mets are the first Venezuelans to manage against ...

Carlos Mendoza discusses the importance of David Peterson going eight innings and the offense coming through in the Mets 8-1 ...

Who better to help usher the way than the second baseman who's actually played every position except catcher and pitcher?

Manager Carlos Mendoza discusses Brandon Nimmo leaving the game with neck stiffness, Kodai Senga's outing and more following ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/mets as Carlos Mendoza assesses Mets' worry about Ryan Helsley. When ...

Carlos Mendoza talks about David Peterson's outing, Mark Vientos finding consistency and more after the Mets' 8-1 win over ...

Carlos has firsthand knowledge, so nothing’s gonna surprise him.” Mendoza likely knows that’s not true, but he insisted he’s ready for whatever comes up.

Carlos Mendoza aced the first test Tuesday, looking and sounding the part as he was introduced as the 25th manager in Mets history. Of course, it’s hard to lose the manager’s introduction.