The New York Mets will head to the Bronx on Friday night to kick off the Subway Series. Here's what fans should keep an eye on throughout the three-game set against the New York Yankees.
Following an abysmal first half of the 2026 season, the New York Mets had no choice but to become sellers at the Trade Deadline. They also had to make sure that
Bo Bichette's resurgence in the second half of the season has been one of the positive developments for the New York Mets that could have the ballclub back in contender status.
After a strong run lately at Triple-A Syracuse, Jonah Tong showed promise in his first major-league start of the season for the New York Mets, which is hopefully a sign of things to come.
The Mets could have another young dynamic outfielder in Nick Morabito, although that shouldn't automatically spell the end for Juan Soto in the outfield.
Nolan McLean has been pitching very well in the second half. How he finishes the season could affect the caliber of pitcher the Mets pursue in the offseason.
There has been speculation that interim manager Andy Green could be the New York Mets' next General Manager. However, that idea sounds better on paper than it does in practice.
Rookie A.J. Ewing has been slumping in the second half of the season. But the New York Mets shouldn't be too concerned about Ewing's ability to stick as a big-league regular going forward.
Rookie outfielder Nick Morabito is reportedly heading back to the big leagues after the New York Mets saw Luis Robert Jr. get claimed by another team on Monday.
Mark Vientos's 2026 campaign has been frustrating, to say the least. Now that September is here, it won't be long before the Mets can turn the page on him.
The recent hot streak aside, the New York Mets have been dead and buried for a significant stretch of time now. As they prepare to play out the string down the