Major League Baseball and the City of New York announced Wednesday that the Mets will host the 2013 All-Star Game at Citi Field on July 16, 2013.More»New York Mets awarded 2013 All-Star Game
A year after saying third baseman David Wright was a "good kid" but "not a superstar," in a magazine article, Mets owner Fred Wilpon partially amended that statement Wednesday, saying Wright is "playing like a superstar right now."More»New York Mets awarded 2013 All-Star Game
Dillon Gee and the Mets were shut out for just the second time all season. The club may have found a galvanizing force in the loss, however, when manager Terry Collins opted to protect third baseman David Wright.More» Collins discusses the Mets' loss vs. Brewers
To protect David Wright, manager Terry Collins pinch-hit for his star third baseman, which set up a heated argument between the two in the dugout in between innings.More» Wright is unhappy to be removed from game
As the bottom of the seventh inning of Tuesday night's game at Citi Field began, Mets manager Terry Collins said he had only one option in mind: limit the damage.More» Collins discusses the Mets' loss vs. Brewers
Entering Wednesday's matchup against the Mets, Reds starting pitcher Mike Leake is hoping to snap out of the worst stretch of his career, while Johan Santana is trying to build off of a strong outing his last time out.More» Johan strikes out seven over six innings
Josh Thole is ready to move on to the next step. Thole, who hasn't played since suffering a concussion on May 7, returned to Citi Field on Tuesday for an examination, and the catcher said that he hoped to pass an impact test and return to baseball activities in short order.More»
Mookie Wilson and Ron Swoboda participated in an event that was part of a series of promotions by the Mets' corporate sponsors called Citi Tuesdays, which were created to increase fan participation with former and current players.More»Former Mets Swoboda, Mookie greet fans at Citibank
Terry Collins has seen his bullpen work to a 5.00 ERA this season, 27th in the Majors, but he doesn't want to do anything rash to make the pitchers even more uncomfortable.More»
Ike Davis has just one hit at home since April 23, and he's been ice cold while the Mets have won 11 of their first 17 games at Citi Field. Davis, hitting .258 on the road, believes that streak will turn.More»
Frank Francisco did not save Monday's game so much as he survived it, but on this night the Mets were happy enough with that in a 3-1 win over the Brewers at Citi Field.More» Cedeno executes a successful suicide squeeze
Travis Jankowski has played himself into position to be the highest-drafted player in Stony Brook history, a possibility he still finds at least a little perplexing.More» Travis Jankowski, College Outfielder
Miguel Batista, making his third start of the season, threw 108 pitches in seven scoreless innings and fanned five Brewers to lead the Mets to a 3-1 win at Citi Field.More» Batista shuts out the Brewers over seven
Jason Bay's road back from the disabled list began Monday at Citi Field, when a team doctor examined the outfielder and cleared him to begin baseball activities.More»
The Mets have made their reputation recently as comeback kings, the type of team that is never quite out of a game. After an 8-4 loss to the Marlins, they're beginning to understand what it feels like on the other side of things.More» Turner drives in a pair to take a late lead
Mets first baseman Ike Davis was a late scratch from Sunday's game with flu-like symptoms. Jordany Valdespin replaced Davis in the lineup, playing second base, with regular second baseman Daniel Murphy shifting over to first.More»
"Mama Murph," as the Mets' second baseman affectionately calls his mother, is a baseball junkie. Her two sons have been embracing the game for about as long as they could walk, with daughter Tricia playing softball for much of her youth.More»Bonnie Raitt has a message for moms on Mother's Day
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