HOUSTON — The Mets entered spring training without much wiggle room for their Opening Day roster, but injuries helped present some opportunities for players who might not have made the cut ...

Expectations were always going to be elevated for the 2025 New York ... knee surgery, the Mets hope he’s more like his 2022 self. Stanek labored through mechanical changes in his first six ...

Answering the prompt “The Mets ... in 2025 and still post a higher ERA than he did in 2024. Sammon: Frankie Montas (4.84). He’s already missing time because of a lat strain. Whatever changes ...

The Mets have now shown ... there is always room for roster movement, and here are five players who have put themselves in a good spot to contribute at some point in 2025: Need a break?

In 2025, he’s working ... At some point, things kind of change,” Megill said Sunday at Clover Park after being named to the Mets’ Opening Day roster. “You want to be a guy that sticks ...

The New York Mets ... 2025 campaign, and the anticipation is reaching fever pitch. With owner Steve Cohen and president of baseball operations David Stearns assembling a powerhouse roster, even ...

creating competition up and down the roster. Right-hander Frankie Montas, whom the Mets signed for two years, $34 million in December, fell to a high-grade lat strain in the first week of camp.

HOUSTON — The Mets roster is fairly set for Opening Day ... Mets’ spring training game against the Red Sox on March 13, 2025. Getty Images Soto’s impact on the Mets is already being felt ...

HOUSTON — For all the attention it gets, the Opening Day roster is the roster just for Opening Day. It can and will change — frequently — as needed for the ensuing six months, especially for ...