Are the New York Mets close to filling this vital coaching vacancy? Justin Willard, the Boston Red Sox's director of pitching, is 'emerging as the favorite' to ...

The Mets are closing in on hiring Justin Willard as their next pitching coach, a source confirmed Saturday, adding another significant name to Carlos Mendoza's coaching staff. While the Mets have not ...

The 35-year-old Willard will replace Jeremy Hefner, whose 2026 club option was declined as part of a coaching staff shakeup following the Mets’ second-half collapse. Willard will be charged with ...

While the New York Mets' 2025 season will forever be marred by disappointment, a lot can be learned from the first year of the Soto era.

Once upon a time, Amed Rosario and Dominic Smith were the next great hope for the New York Mets. Rosario once set the record ...

Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched a four-hitter for his second consecutive complete game, the first in the World Series since 2015, ...

Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched a World Series game from another era.Sandy Koufax had October outings like this and so did Orel Hershiser, but those types of performances had vanished in modern ...

We should never get used to Shohei Ohtani. Even as he's on the verge of a second World Series appearance and fourth MVP award, the Los Angeles Dodgers' superstar found a way to once again do something ...

Pete Alonso is hitting the open market, and it's difficult to gauge if the New York Mets want to keep the first baseman on a long-term deal. Where have we heard this before? Oh, right, this happened ...

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The Mets are turning to a young, yet experienced, leader to be Carlos Mendoza's right-hand man as the Mets' bench coach. The Mets are set to hire Kai Correa as their new bench coach, replacing John ...

With Game 1 of the NLCS on the line Monday night and the baes loaded, Brice Turang saw a baseball hurled in his direction at 85 mph and made the reasonable, reactive decision. He got out of the way.