MIAMI -- A little more than a year after Jonah Tong made his Major League debut against the Marlins at Citi Field on Aug. 29, 2025, he is a different pitcher and he knows it. “Last year, I felt like a kid going out there every time, just being shell-shocked

A little before the Mets’ emphatic 10-6 win over the Giants on Friday night, president of baseball operations David Stearns sat in the press conference room at Citi Field and remained bullish on the “emerging young core” that’s taken a foothold on the Major League roster this year. Amid a

Jefferson Rojas can check another box in his journey to the Majors. The Mets' top prospect had his first four-hit game in Double-A on Sunday -- his first at any level since 2024. The shortstop's big day Sunday in a 7-6 loss to New Hampshire at Mirabito Stadium was his

His arrival came with relatively little fanfare, but Luke Gabrysh has already begun to look like the kind of under-the-radar acquisition who could develop into something much more significant. Acquired from the Phillies at the Trade Deadline in exchange for veteran southpaw Brooks Raley, Gabrysh looked more like the successful

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ST. PETERSBURG -- Nick Morabito didn’t start the Mets’ series finale against the Rays on Wednesday, but once he entered, he became the star of the show. In the seventh inning, Morabito recorded his first MLB hit -- a three-run double, no less -- that was the game-changing knock in

ST. PETERSBURG -- Luis Robert Jr.'s regular-season tenure with the Mets lasted all of five months. One of New York’s top offseason acquisitions, Robert was claimed off waivers by the Orioles on Monday. The Mets, who placed Robert on waivers on Saturday, will save the little more than $5 million

The rejuvenated Binghamton Rumble Ponies lineup post-Trade Deadline is doing some serious damage. The Mets’ Double-A affiliate has gone 20-7 in August, and Sunday’s 14-5 victory over Reading at FirstEnergy Stadium was just another example of the team’s top talent taking center stage. Jefferson Rojas (NYM No. 1 prospect), Mitch

It was an outing Jonah Tong won't soon forget. The Mets’ No. 5 prospect flirted with his first professional no-hitter as he tossed seven innings and allowed no runs, one hit and punched out eight in Triple-A Syracuse’s 6-0 win over Lehigh Valley in Game 1 of Saturday’s doubleheader at

In some ways, Émilien Pitre is a throwback to a bygone era. In an age filled with launch angles, exit velocities and an emphasis on power, the Mets’ No. 11 prospect has built his game around one of the most transferable skills in baseball: making contact. That ability has translated

NEW YORK -- For one more rotation turn, at least, the Mets’ plans are set. Despite a winless record and a seven-run blowup Wednesday against the Brewers, Robert Stock will almost certainly make another start for the Mets Monday in St. Petersburg, according to interim manager Andy Green. After that

The Mets entered the Trade Deadline looking to add a high-ceiling talent who could potentially provide a boost in Queens in the not-so-distant future. The organization was able to pick up Jefferson Rojas from the Cubs, and he seems to be fitting that bill. Playing in his 17th game with

The Mets youth movement isn’t just limited to A.J. Ewing and Carson Benge at the top of their Major League order. Young arms Jack Wenninger and Jonah Tong are also in the future plans and showed off their talents to start the weekend in Triple-A Syracuse. Wenninger tossed five no-hit

Jefferson Rojas hasn’t let a change of scenery slow him down. Rojas, the Mets’ top prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 76 prospect overall, crushed his second home run since being traded from the Cubs for Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor. Rojas’ homer aided a 4-3 victory on Tuesday for Double-A

It hasn't taken long for Aiden Robbins, an All-SEC performer in 2026, to make an impact in pro ball. The Mets’ 2026 third-rounder lofted a breaking ball from left-hander Dameivi Tineo (Marlins) just over the center-field fence’s 400-foot marker for a solo shot at 104.9 mph off the bat in

NEW YORK -- The Mets’ farm system is in a clear state of flux. In one sense, it has been a good year for their prospects, with rookies Nolan McLean, Christian Scott, Zac Thornton, Carson Benge and A.J. Ewing in the Majors. From another angle, it’s been a difficult summer

PORTLAND, Maine -- Jefferson Rojas won't let a change of scenery slow down the best offensive season of his career to date. The Mets acquired MLB’s No. 63 prospect at the Trade Deadline from the Cubs in exchange for starter Clay Holmes and outfielder Tyrone Taylor. Rojas became New York’s

Elian Peña chose quite a way to extend a 12-game hitting streak with Single-A St. Lucie. The Mets’ No. 4 prospect went deep twice on Tuesday, the first multi-homer game of his young career, during a 3-2 loss for St. Lucie against Jupiter at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium.

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Billy Amick might still be getting acquainted with his new teammates, but opposing pitchers have found his arrival far less welcoming. The Mets' new slugger homered for the third consecutive game to lead Double-A Binghamton past Hartford, 4-3, on Sunday afternoon at Mirabito Stadium. And that's just a sample of

Historically, Mets fans don't impress easily, but their latest acquisition deserves a big “Quel bonheur!” (A French phrase used to express happiness, joy, delight.) Traded with Aidan Smith (NYM No. 14) and Gary Gill Hill (No. 19) for Freddy Peralta last weekend, French-Canadian Émilien Pitre is already putting his stamp