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New York Mets starting pitcher Clay Holmes (35) delivers a pitch during the first inning against the Chicago White Sox at Citi Field / Vincent Carchietta - Imagn Images

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Danny Abriano

Soto is hitting like Soto again -- and he looks pretty happy to be a Met, too

Juan Soto is hitting like Juan Soto again -- and he looks pretty happy to be a Met, too

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David Vertsberger

Stay or Go: Should Knicks keep Towns?

Stay or Go: Should Knicks keep Karl-Anthony Towns?

NFL Insider

Connor Hughes

Giants Mailbag: When will Dart take over as the starting QB?

Giants Mailbag: When will Jaxson Dart take over as the starting quarterback?

Hard-throwing Mets prospect Watson opening eyes in first full professional season

Hard-throwing Mets prospect Will Watson opening eyes in first full professional season

MLB Insider

Andy Martino

What is 'pressing' in baseball anyway? We ask Yankees’ Bellinger

What is 'pressing' in baseball anyway? We ask Yankees’ Cody Bellinger

MLB Prospects Freelance Writer

Joe DeMayo

Mets top 30 prospects for 2025 season

Mets open series with Braves at Citi Field

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Mets vs. Braves: How to watch on June 23, 2025

5 things to watch and series predictions as Mets face Braves

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Mets vs. Braves: 5 things to watch and series predictions | June 23-26

When could Mets' pitching prospects get long MLB looks?

When could Nolan McLean and other Mets pitching prospects get extended big league looks?

Jets Mailbag: What's the floor and ceiling for Gang Green this season?

Mets prospect Allan back on mound and excelling after inspiring comeback 

Mets prospect Matt Allan back on mound and excelling after inspiring comeback

5 Mets prospects who are having breakout seasons, including speed demon Ewing

5 Mets prospects who are having breakout seasons, including speed demon A.J. Ewing

Stay or Go: Should the Knicks keep Bridges?

Stay or Go: Should the Knicks keep Mikal Bridges?

Tong dominating and refining arsenal as he works toward Mets debut

Fast-rising Mets prospect Jonah Tong dominating and refining arsenal as he works toward big league debut

Clay Holmes faces lefty Carson Palmquist

Mets vs. Rockies: How to watch on SNY on June 1, 2025

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza liked everything about Kodai Senga's start on Saturday, as he got the Rockies to chase several pitches out of the strike zone with the "Ghost Fork." Offensively, he thought Brett Baty's big bases-clearing triple in the first inning set the tone for the rest of the game. Mendoza also touched on the Brandon Nimmo and Juan Soto home runs as a great sign that their bats are coming alive.

Carlos Mendoza talks Kodai Senga pitch mix, Brett Baty's clutch hit, Brandon Nimmo and Juan Soto HRs

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