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Mets Open Nearly Entire Roster to Trade Talks at Deadline

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TradeNYMJul 16, 11:38 PM EDT

Mets Open Nearly Entire Roster to Trade Talks at Deadline

New York is signaling a full sell-off, with Juan Soto and four young core players the only names off the table.

The Mets, sitting at 41-57, have begun notifying other clubs they are willing to engage in trade discussions on most of their roster. Reports from SNY's Chelsea Janes and the NY Post's Jon Heyman confirm the sell-off posture. Juan Soto, Nolan McLean, Christian Scott, Carson Benge, and A.J. Ewing are identified as untouchable. High-profile veterans like Francisco Lindor, who carries a $32MM AAV through 2031, are among those potentially available.

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Scott delivers strong outing after Green's challenge

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NewsNYMJul 16, 10:45 PM EDT

Scott delivers strong outing after Green's challenge

Mets righty Christian Scott silenced the Phillies with 5.2 scoreless innings, crediting interim manager Andy Green's pointed critique as motivation.

Christian Scott posted 5.2 scoreless innings, allowing 3 hits and striking out 7 in a 4-1 Mets win over Philadelphia. The outing followed interim manager Andy Green publicly challenging Scott to reach a higher level after his previous start. Scott embraced the criticism, noting that good results don't always reflect true performance quality. The showing suggests Scott is trending upward as a reliable arm in the Mets rotation.

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Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Forces Early Start for Mets-Phillies Game

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WeatherNYMJul 16, 10:30 PM EDT

Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Forces Early Start for Mets-Phillies Game

MLB adjusted the series opener start time to avoid worsening air quality conditions caused by wildfire smoke drifting into the Northeast.

Canadian wildfires sent heavy smoke into the New York City and Philadelphia areas, creating poor air quality and elevated heat. MLB responded by moving Thursday's Mets-Phillies game up one hour. Players reported eye irritation and breathing difficulty, particularly in the later innings. Catcher Francisco Alvarez noted conditions were especially challenging behind the plate by game's end.

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Mets 2027 Schedule Released: Road Start in Miami, Home Opener vs. Giants

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NewsNYMJul 16, 7:20 PM EDT

Mets 2027 Schedule Released: Road Start in Miami, Home Opener vs. Giants

MLB unveiled the full 2027 regular season schedule, with the Mets beginning away from home before returning to Citi Field in early April.

MLB officially released the 2027 regular season schedule. The Mets will open on the road in Miami against the Marlins on Thursday, March 25, playing six away games before their home opener. The Citi Field home opener is set for Friday, April 2 against the San Francisco Giants. The Mets will also host the Yankees over Memorial Day weekend and travel to the Bronx for a road series.

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Lindor Takes Hard Hop Off Palm in Mets Loss

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InjuryNYMJul 13, 12:30 AM EDT

Lindor Takes Hard Hop Off Palm in Mets Loss

Francisco Lindor mishandled a ground ball that struck his palm, raising a minor injury concern as the Mets head into the All-Star break.

Francisco Lindor failed to field a ground ball in the ninth inning Sunday, with the ball striking him on the palm of his hand. Lindor acknowledged the ball took a hard hop and hit his hand. The play allowed the inning to continue and contributed to the Mets blowing a late lead. No IL move has been announced, but the hand contact warrants monitoring heading into the break.

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Mets Draft LSU Two-Way Player Gavin Guidry in Round 16

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RosterNYMJul 12, 10:50 PM EDT

Mets Draft LSU Two-Way Player Gavin Guidry in Round 16

The New York Mets added LSU's Gavin Guidry, a two-time national champion who transitioned from infield to pitching, with pick No. 480.

The New York Mets selected Gavin Guidry out of LSU with the 480th overall pick in the 16th round of the 2026 MLB Draft. Guidry arrived at LSU in 2023 as a highly ranked shortstop but transitioned to pitching mid-season after the Tigers lost two starters to injury. He went on to be part of two national championship teams during his college career.

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Mets Cut Alex Carrillo After DFA Clears Waivers

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RosterNYMJul 11, 11:57 AM EDT

Mets Cut Alex Carrillo After DFA Clears Waivers

Right-hander Alex Carrillo is out of the organization after the Mets released him Thursday, ending a brief MLB stint of just 4 2/3 innings.

The Mets officially released Alex Carrillo on Thursday after he cleared waivers following a Tuesday DFA. Carrillo appeared in limited MLB action, logging only 4 2/3 innings at the big league level. The move was confirmed via the team's official transactions log.

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Vientos Lands on IL With Right Hand Fracture

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InjuryNYMJul 10, 3:24 PM EDT

Vientos Lands on IL With Right Hand Fracture

The Mets third baseman is sidelined after suffering a right hand fracture, triggering multiple roster moves in New York.

Mark Vientos has been placed on the 10-day injured list with a right hand fracture. The injury prompted the Mets to select the contract of infielder Zack Short as a replacement. Vientos had been a key offensive contributor for New York. His timeline for return has not been specified.

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InjuryNYMJul 10, 3:32 PM EDT

Vientos IL-bound with right hand fracture after HBP

The Mets third baseman fractured his right hand on a hit-by-pitch and is expected to miss significant time, with surgery still a possibility.

Mark Vientos left Thursday's Mets game in the second inning after taking a hit-by-pitch on his right hand. The injury has been confirmed as a fracture, and manager Andy Green said the IL placement was the expected outcome. It is not yet known whether Vientos will need surgery. He is expected to be sidelined for an extended period.

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RosterNYMJul 10, 3:24 PM EDT

Mets Promote Zack Short to Active Roster

New York adds infield depth by selecting Zack Short's contract as part of a series of roster moves.

The Mets officially selected the contract of infielder Zack Short, bringing him to the major league roster. The move is part of a broader set of roster transactions made by New York. Short provides infield depth coverage, particularly relevant given the concurrent loss of Mark Vientos.

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RosterNYMJul 10, 11:43 AM EDT

Mets DFA Right-Hander Dan Hammer

New York designated Dan Hammer for assignment, opening a spot on the active and 40-man rosters with additional moves potentially forthcoming.

The Mets have designated right-handed pitcher Dan Hammer for assignment, per MLB.com's Anthony DiComo. The move frees up a slot on both the active roster and the 40-man roster. The team has not yet announced what corresponding move or moves will accompany the DFA. Further roster activity from New York is expected.

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InjuryNYMJul 9, 10:23 PM EDT

Clay Holmes Unlikely to Return Before Trade Deadline After Broken Leg

The Mets reliever has been sidelined since mid-May with a broken right leg and remains a long shot to appear in a game before August 3.

Holmes suffered a broken right leg when struck by a comebacker during a start against the Yankees on May 15. He avoided surgery and has since resumed throwing bullpen sessions per the MLB.com injury tracker. Despite posting a 2.39 ERA over 52 2/3 innings before the injury, his trade value is diminished by his health status. He is not expected to pitch in an MLB game before the deadline, though minor league rehab appearances remain possible.

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RosterNYMJul 8, 11:30 PM EDT

Mets promote RHP Dan Hammer for MLB debut vs. Royals

New York adds bullpen depth by calling up Dan Hammer, 28, who posted a 1.77 ERA in 17 Triple-A appearances this season.

The Mets are promoting right-hander Dan Hammer from Triple-A Syracuse ahead of Thursday's series finale against Kansas City. Hammer, 28, has a 2.16 ERA and 1.26 WHIP across 33.1 innings split between Double-A and Triple-A this season. The call-up will mark his major league debut. It remains unclear which roster spot Hammer will occupy, as the Mets also recently recalled Xzavion Curry from Triple-A on Wednesday.

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NewsNYMJul 8, 11:16 PM EDT

Baty Hits 8-Game Streak With Clutch 2-Run Single vs Royals

The Mets infielder delivered a key bases-loaded hit in the 8th inning, extending his streak despite a .218 season average.

Brett Baty entered the 8th inning 0-for-3 with his hitting streak on the line, bases loaded, and the Mets clinging to a 2-1 lead. He lined a single off Alex Lange to drive in two runs, helping New York secure a 6-2 win. Baty is hitting .218 with a .603 OPS on the season but has now reached an 8-game hitting streak. His value to the Mets has been more defensive this year, as he has played multiple positions including some new to him in 2025.

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RosterNYMJul 8, 11:09 PM EDT

Mets Call Up Reliever Dan Hammer for MLB Debut

New York is adding righty Dan Hammer to the active and 40-man roster ahead of tomorrow's series finale vs. Kansas City.

The Mets are selecting Dan Hammer, a 28-year-old reliever, to the major league roster for his first career call-up. Hammer was signed to a minor league deal last offseason after spending 2024 in Double-A with the Rays as a Rule 5 pick. He has posted a 2.16 ERA across 33.1 innings split between Double-A and Triple-A this season, with a 26.4% strikeout rate but a concerning 15% walk rate. He works primarily with a 95-96 mph four-seamer and a 90 mph cutter.

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NewsNYMJul 7, 12:55 PM EDT

Mets Feeling Impact of Losing Coach Antoan Richardson to Braves

New York let their acclaimed first base coach walk to Atlanta in the offseason, and the effects are becoming noticeable.

The Mets did not retain first base coach Antoan Richardson after the season, and he joined the division rival Atlanta Braves. The FanGraphs piece argues New York is now feeling the consequences of that departure. Coaching moves rarely receive deep analytical coverage, but Richardson's role was considered significant enough to warrant attention. The article frames the loss as a meaningful competitive disadvantage for the Mets.

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NewsNYMJul 7, 12:55 PM EDT

Mets Feeling Impact of Losing Coach Antoan Richardson to Braves

New York let their acclaimed first base coach walk to Atlanta in the offseason, and the effects are becoming noticeable.

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InjuryNYMJul 6, 11:45 PM EDT

Peralta Takes Ball Off Leg vs. Braves

A batted ball struck Freddy Peralta in the first inning during the Mets-Braves extra-inning game on June 14.

Michael Harris II hit an infield single that bounced off Freddy Peralta's leg in the first inning. The ball landed in an unusual spot, allowing Harris to reach base. No injury designation was announced, but the physical contact warrants monitoring. Peralta's availability and effectiveness in future starts could be affected.

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TradeNYMJul 6, 11:07 AM EDT

Mets Acquire RHP Matt Seelinger From Tigers for Cash

New York picks up the 31-year-old reliever after Detroit lacked 40-man roster flexibility to retain him following a contract clause trigger.

The Mets officially acquired right-hander Matt Seelinger from Detroit in exchange for cash considerations. Seelinger, 31, triggered an upward mobility clause in his Tigers contract, prompting the trade rather than a 40-man addition in Detroit. The Mets' 40-man roster is currently full, meaning a corresponding roster move is expected imminently. Seelinger has spent recent seasons on minor league deals after stints in the Pirates, Rays, Giants, and Phillies organizations.

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TradeNYMJul 6, 11:40 AM EDT

Mets Pick Up Tigers Triple-A Righty Matt Seelinger

New York adds organizational pitching depth, acquiring Long Island native Matt Seelinger from Detroit in a cash deal.

The Mets completed a minor trade with the Tigers, acquiring right-handed pitcher Matt Seelinger for cash considerations. Seelinger has spent the 2025 season at Triple-A Toledo, posting a 3.89 ERA with 49 strikeouts in 39.1 innings. He has not yet appeared in a major league game. The Mets are expected to assign him to their Triple-A affiliate in Syracuse.

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Polanco Begins Rehab Assignment at Triple-A Syracuse

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RosterNYMJul 4, 7:30 AM EDT

Polanco Begins Rehab Assignment at Triple-A Syracuse

Mets infielder Jorge Polanco appeared as DH on a rehab assignment with Syracuse, a sign he may be nearing a return to the active roster.

Jorge Polanco appeared as the designated hitter for Triple-A Syracuse on July 4 as part of a rehab assignment. He went 0-for-3 with a run scored and a walk. The appearance signals Polanco is progressing toward a return from the injured list. No timetable for his activation was mentioned in the report.

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Mets Headed for Deadline Fire Sale Amid Dismal 2026 Season

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NewsNYMJul 4, 12:58 AM EDT

Mets Headed for Deadline Fire Sale Amid Dismal 2026 Season

New York is 15 games below .500 and widely expected to move veterans before the deadline after already trading David Peterson.

The Mets have been among the five worst teams in MLB over the past calendar year and sit 15 games under .500 in 2026. A managerial change has already occurred, and owner Steve Cohen has ruled out a front office overhaul. The team traded starter David Peterson to the Cubs for prospect Cole Mathis last week, going 2-5 since. Further trades are considered likely barring a dramatic turnaround in July.

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InjuryNYMJul 3, 7:15 AM EDT

Polanco Rehab Progressing Slowly With Rest Days Between Appearances

The Mets infielder is on his second rehab attempt since June 27, with scheduled days off between each outing raising questions about his return timeline.

Jorge Polanco is currently on a rehab assignment with Triple-A Syracuse, in his second attempt at a rehab stint beginning June 27. The Mets are managing his workload carefully, giving him at least one rest day between each appearance. In his most recent game he went 1-for-2 with a home run, RBI, run scored, and a walk as the designated hitter. The cautious approach suggests the Mets are not rushing his return to the active roster.

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RosterNYMJul 2, 11:50 AM EDT

Mets Add Jefry Yan to 40-Man, Option Him to Triple-A

Left-hander Jefry Yan earns his first big league roster spot after a long road through multiple organizations and Japan.

The Mets officially selected left-hander Jefry Yan to their 40-man roster, likely triggered by an opt-out or upward mobility clause in his contract. He was simultaneously optioned to Triple-A Syracuse, so he will not appear on the active roster immediately. Yan, 29, has a winding career path that included Tommy John surgery, stints with the Angels and Marlins organizations, a stint in Japan's NPB with the Seibu Lions, and a 2025 minor league deal with the Rockies. The Mets had two open 40-man spots, so no corresponding roster move was required.

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NewsNYMJul 2, 2:41 AM EDT

Mets Fire Mendoza, Install Andy Green as Interim Manager

New York dismissed Carlos Mendoza mid-season and turned to Andy Green to lead the club on an interim basis.

The New York Mets have fired manager Carlos Mendoza. Andy Green has been named interim manager. The move signals organizational instability as the Mets navigate the stretch run toward the trade deadline. The managerial change could affect lineup decisions and roster usage going forward.

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NewsNYMJul 1, 11:25 PM EDT

Cohen Stands Behind Stearns Amid Mets' Rough Season

With the manager already fired, Mets owner Steve Cohen says he has no plans to move on from president of baseball operations David Stearns.

The Mets dismissed manager Carlos Mendoza last week, with Andy Green stepping in as interim skipper for the rest of the season. Owner Steve Cohen told reporters he has not considered firing David Stearns, citing a five-year contract commitment. Cohen praised Stearns' communication and baseball acumen. Stearns will lead the search for a new permanent manager at the start of the offseason.

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NewsNYMJul 1, 7:42 PM EDT

Peralta's command woes continue as ERA climbs to 4.81 with Mets

The Mets' offseason trade acquisition has failed to replicate his Brewers form, with fastball location issues driving a rough stretch in 2025.

Freddy Peralta lasted only four innings against the Blue Jays on Wednesday, surrendering five runs in a 9-3 Mets loss in Toronto. His ERA has risen to 4.81 with a 1.416 WHIP, a sharp decline from the 2.70 ERA and 1.075 WHIP he posted with Milwaukee last season. Peralta walked three batters, continuing a pattern of fastball command problems that have plagued him since joining New York. Interim manager Andy Green acknowledged the struggles while expressing belief that Peralta can still find his form.

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NewsNYMJul 1, 11:17 AM EDT

Cohen backs Stearns through remainder of five-year Mets deal

Despite the Mets' 2025 failures, owner Steve Cohen publicly endorsed David Stearns, signaling front-office stability heading into the offseason.

Mets owner Steve Cohen issued a public vote of confidence in team president David Stearns, stating he will see out the remainder of his five-year contract. The endorsement comes despite the team underperforming expectations in 2025. The move signals organizational continuity and suggests no imminent front-office shakeup. This stability could influence roster-building decisions and offseason strategy for New York.

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NewsNYMJul 1, 10:47 AM EDT

Mets Fire Mendoza, Install Andy Green as Interim Manager

New York dismissed Carlos Mendoza mid-season and turned to Andy Green to lead the club on an interim basis.

The New York Mets have fired manager Carlos Mendoza. Andy Green has been named interim manager. The managerial change comes amid a period of roster flux for the Mets, who are also active in trade discussions ahead of the deadline.

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NewsNYMJun 30, 3:44 PM EDT

Mets Fire Manager Carlos Mendoza Mid-Season

New York dismissed Mendoza as the team underperforms in 2026, with GM David Stearns addressing the move publicly.

The New York Mets have fired manager Carlos Mendoza during the 2026 season. The decision comes amid a disappointing campaign, with team president David Stearns commenting on the move. The Mets are now looking ahead to the MLB trade deadline, where they may look to sell assets for value. The team's player development approach has also drawn scrutiny.

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RosterNYMJun 30, 9:55 AM EDT

Mets Add Christopher Morel on Minor League Deal

The 27-year-old infielder, recently released by Miami, joins New York's Triple-A affiliate with multiple opt-out clauses.

The Mets have agreed to a minor league deal with infielder Christopher Morel, who was released by the Marlins days earlier. Morel will report to Triple-A Syracuse and has multiple opt-out dates, with the first arriving July 15. The 27-year-old has over four years of MLB service, debuting with the Cubs in 2022 and later traded to Tampa Bay in the Isaac Paredes deal. He showed strong power in his first two seasons but has struggled to replicate that production since.

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RosterNYMJun 29, 3:40 PM EDT

Mets send struggling Tobias Myers back to Triple-A

Myers posted a 14.54 ERA in four June appearances, prompting the Mets to option him to Syracuse for the second time this season.

The Mets optioned right-hander Tobias Myers to Triple-A Syracuse following Sunday's loss to Philadelphia. Myers allowed 14 earned runs in 8.2 innings across four June appearances, pushing his ERA to 6.21 on the season. He had been exceptional early in the year with a 2.05 ERA through May 2 but has been unable to recapture that form. RHP Joey Gerber was recalled in the corresponding roster move.

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Mets Fire Mendoza, Install Andy Green as Interim Manager

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NewsNYMJun 29, 11:35 AM EDT

Mets Fire Mendoza, Install Andy Green as Interim Manager

New York made its first in-season managerial change since 2008, replacing Carlos Mendoza with former Padres skipper Andy Green.

The Mets officially announced the dismissal of Carlos Mendoza on Friday, ending his tenure as manager. Andy Green, who previously managed the San Diego Padres and had been serving as the Mets' senior vice president of player development, was named interim manager for the rest of the season. It marks the first in-season managerial change for either New York club since the Mets fired Willie Randolph in 2008. The move follows an extended stretch of poor on-field performance by the team.

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Mets Fire Carlos Mendoza, Elevate Andy Green as Interim Manager

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NewsNYMJun 27, 9:00 AM EDT

Mets Fire Carlos Mendoza, Elevate Andy Green as Interim Manager

New York dismissed Mendoza amid a struggling season, with farm director Andy Green stepping in as interim skipper.

The New York Mets announced the firing of manager Carlos Mendoza, with the move coming after a difficult stretch that included a historically poor defensive performance against the Cubs. Andy Green, previously the farm director, has been named interim manager. Team president David Stearns and players including Francisco Lindor publicly stated that Mendoza did not lose the clubhouse. A six-error game in a doubleheader against Chicago was among the low points cited.

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NewsNYMJun 27, 9:00 AM EDT

Mets Fire Carlos Mendoza, Elevate Andy Green as Interim Manager

New York dismissed Mendoza amid a struggling season, with farm director Andy Green stepping in as interim skipper.

The New York Mets announced the firing of manager Carlos Mendoza, with the move coming after a difficult stretch that included a historically poor defensive performance against the Cubs. President of baseball operations David Stearns stated Mendoza did not lose the clubhouse, and Francisco Lindor said the players felt they failed their manager. Farm director Andy Green has been named interim manager. The Mets recorded six errors in one game, with all four infielders committing at least one — a feat not seen since September 1962.

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RosterNYMJun 27, 12:19 PM EDT

Christian Scott Reinstated by Mets, Set to Start vs. Phillies

New York activated the right-hander from the 15-day IL and sent Zach Thornton to Triple-A in a corresponding roster move.

The Mets officially reinstated Christian Scott from the 15-day IL on June 27, with lefty Zach Thornton optioned to Triple-A Syracuse to clear a roster spot. Scott had been sidelined with a right hip impingement but threw a clean bullpen session on June 21 with no issues. He posted a 3.10 ERA across nine starts before the injury. Scott is scheduled to start against the Phillies on Saturday.

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NewsNYMJun 27, 9:00 AM EDT

Mets Fire Carlos Mendoza, Elevate Andy Green as Interim Manager

New York dismissed Mendoza amid a struggling season, with farm director Andy Green stepping in as interim skipper.

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NewsNYMJun 27, 7:00 AM EDT

Mets Part Ways With Mendoza, Name Andy Green Interim Manager

New York dismissed Carlos Mendoza and quickly turned to Andy Green to lead the club on an interim basis.

The New York Mets have fired manager Carlos Mendoza. Andy Green has been hired to replace him on an interim basis. The managerial change represents a significant mid-season shakeup for the organization. No further details on the timeline or search for a permanent replacement were provided.

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NewsNYMJun 26, 7:37 PM EDT

Mets Fire Manager Carlos Mendoza After Six-Game Skid

New York dismissed Mendoza following a prolonged losing streak, ending his tenure as the franchise's skipper.

The Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after the team dropped six consecutive games. Mendoza had been hired by New York in late 2023 after serving as bench coach for the Yankees under Aaron Boone for four seasons. Yankees manager Boone commented on the firing, expressing support for Mendoza and confidence he will manage again. The dismissal reflects ongoing struggles for the Mets organization.

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NewsNYMJun 26, 4:24 PM EDT

Mets dismiss manager Carlos Mendoza at midseason

New York parted ways with Mendoza after a dismal first half left the club 13 games under .500 heading into the break.

The New York Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza on Friday morning following a disappointing first half of the 2025 season. The team finished the first half with a 34-47 record, well below expectations. Mendoza's dismissal signals a significant organizational reset as the Mets look to salvage the second half. A managerial change of this nature can affect lineup construction, bullpen usage, and overall team dynamics going forward.

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