Mets vs. Astros spring training: How to watch on March 16, 2025

Tylor Megill pitched 4.0 scoreless innings against Houston in his last outing

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The Mets continue their Grapefruit League action as they take on the Houston Astros at 1:10 p.m. on PIX11. Here's what to know about the game and how to watch...

Mets Notes

  • Tylor Megill made his most recent spring start against the Astros, pitching 4.0 scoreless innings while allowing just two hits on March 11
  • Brett Baty continues to make a strong push to be the starting second baseman now that Jeff McNeil is dealing with an oblique injury, posting an OPS of 1.100 with two homers and five RBI
  • Mark Vientos has also had a nice spring, hitting two homers with five RBI and an .800 OPS
  • Francisco Lindor has gotten off to a rough start at the plate, but he recorded his first extra base hit in his last start on March 14, hitting a double against St. Louis
    ASTROS
    METS

    Jose Altuve, LF

    Francisco Lindor, SS

    Isaac Paredes, 3B

    Starling Marte, DH

    Yordan Alvarez, DH

    Pete Alonso, 1B

    Yainer Diaz, C

    Mark Vientos, 3B

    Cam Smith, RF

    Brett Baty, 2B

    Jeremy Pena, SS

    Jose Siri, CF

    Zach Dezenzo, 1B

    Alexander Canario, LF

    Chas McCormick, CF

    Jose Azocar, RF

    Mauricio Dubon, 2B

    Hayden Senger, C

    How can I watch Mets vs. Astros online?

    To watch Mets games online via PIX11, you will need a subscription to a TV service provider and live in the New York City metro area. This will allow fans to watch the Mets on their computer, tablet or mobile phone browser.

    To get started on your computer, go to the PIX11 live stream website and follow the site's steps. For more FAQs, you can go here.