NEW YORK — For 13 seasons, Mets outfielder Starling Marte was one of baseball’s most electric players. This season, he’s taken a step back, embracing a diminished role that has him mostly DHing.

CHECK OUT THE LATEST MLB STANDINGS AND METS STATS On Saturday, manager Carlos Mendoza recalled a conversation he had with Marte in spring training in which he told the outfielder the transition ...

Longtime former Mets outfielder Carlos Beltran, who currently works for the team’s front office, made clear that Soto is a priority for the Mets. Beltran made the comments to Joseph Reboyras of ...

Carlos Mendoza, the New York Mets manager, revitalized the team with a new three-year contract earning $1.5 million annually. Despite missing the championship, his strategic skills retained Pete ...

Once Soto signed that $765 million contract, the Mets became a 25-and-1 team, and the spotlight is going to shine the brightest on rightfield. The same thing happened to Carlos Beltran two decades ...

300, but some additional reinforcements could be on the way. New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza (64)© Jim Rassol-Imagn Images Infield prospect Ronny Mauricio may soon be headed back up to ...

NEW YORK — On a night where Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor should ... “Looking at a guy like Carlos Beltran (who) has twice the numbers I have today, and he’s not in there right now.

The New York Mets appear to have found their manager of the future in Carlos Mendoza. On Monday night, Mendoza picked up 100th win with the Mets just 16 games into his second year with the club.

Lindor now has five longballs this season, second on the Mets (16-7) only to Pete Alonso. New York manager Carlos Mendoza sounded off about the former's effectiveness after the game on Monday ...

Carlos Mendoza on Pete Alonso after Mets win: 'I'm glad I have him' Mets manager Carlos Mendoza and Pete Alonso talked about the entire lineup taking quality at-bats in their 7-6 win over the A's ...

Speaking with reporters, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza commented on the timeline of Mauricio. “The fact that he's now in game action is certainly a good sign,” he said (h/t John Flanigan of SNY).