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SAN DIEGO -- Juan Soto immediately grimaced, hopping up and down seven times on his right foot before finally attempting to put weight on his left. The result was a pronounced limp, forcing him to a knee. For several minutes after that, Mets trainer Joe Golia tended to Soto, testing

NEW YORK -- Before injuring his knee, Starling Marte had been one of the more productive members of New York’s lineup, starting nearly every day at DH. Now that Marte is healthy again, the Mets hope he can reestablish a similar type of production.

NEW YORK -- Mets first baseman Pete Alonso was not in Sunday’s starting lineup because of a right hand contusion, but his playing streak didn’t come to an end as he replaced Mark Vientos at first base in the top of the seventh inning in a 3-2 win over the

KANSAS CITY – Mets right-handed reliever Dedniel Núñez will undergo Tommy John surgery next week, manager Carlos Mendoza confirmed on Saturday. “We wish him the best, and we’ll be praying for him,” Mendoza said. Núñez appeared in 10 games for the Mets this season, compiling a 4.66 ERA in 9

KANSAS CITY – The Mets have placed Jesse Winker on the 10-day injured list with lower back inflammation and plan to treat him with medication for the next four to seven days. “Not an injection for now,” manager Carlos Mendoza said. “If this doesn’t work, then that’s probably the next

BALTIMORE -- When Jesse Winker returned from the injured list on the same day that fellow designated hitter Starling Marte went on it, manager Carlos Mendoza called it “funny how things work … you gain one, you lose one.” Less funny is the idea of losing both DHs. Two days

BALTIMORE -- On the day the Mets sent one designated hitter to the injured list, they welcomed another back to their lineup. The team on Tuesday placed Starling Marte on the 10-day IL with a right knee bruise and activated Jesse Winker, who took Marte’s place on the roster. Winker

BALTIMORE -- When Mets officials reported to Spring Training in February, they envisioned a starting rotation of Sean Manaea, Kodai Senga, Clay Holmes, David Peterson and Frankie Montas. It will have taken the entire first half of the season to reach that point, but the team is finally about to

NEW YORK -- Kodai Senga is due to rejoin the Mets’ rotation this weekend -- ahead of schedule, as far as manager Carlos Mendoza is concerned. A day after Senga made a 68-pitch rehab start for Double-A Binghamton, Mendoza indicated that he expects Senga back in time for the Mets’

NEW YORK -- Left-hander Sean Manaea, who has missed the entire season to date rehabbing right oblique and left elbow injuries, could still return before the All-Star break. Manaea is scheduled to make one more Minor League rehab start Tuesday to stretch out to 75-plus pitches. If that goes well,

NEW YORK -- Dedniel Núñez, one of the most talented high-leverage relievers the Mets have developed in recent years, is weighing a second Tommy John surgery to repair an injured right elbow ligament. Núñez said he felt discomfort in his elbow while throwing a fastball to the final batter he

NEW YORK -- Less than a week after rupturing his left Achilles, right-hander Griffin Canning walked into the Mets’ clubhouse on crutches, but needed to sit down when he was approached by the media prior to Tuesday’s postponed game against the Brewers at Citi Field.

PITTSBURGH -- The dominance from the Mets’ starting rotation has been one of MLB’s biggest surprises during the first half of the season. Yet due to injuries, despite the unit holding on to the lowest ERA (3.18) across the league, the current rotation is almost unrecognizable to the one they

NEW YORK -- The Mets' offense got a boost on Friday when infielder Mark Vientos was activated from the 10-day injured list. Vientos missed most of June because of a right hamstring strain he suffered while running to first base against the Dodgers on June 2. After playing six rehab

NEW YORK -- The 4-0 victory over the Braves on Thursday night put the Mets in sole possession of first place in the National League East. But being on top was bittersweet for New York. Right-hander Griffin Canning, one of the Mets' winningest pitchers this season, left the game in

NEW YORK -- Sean Manaea was about a week away from making his season debut when another setback struck. An MRI taken Monday revealed a 7-millimeter loose body in Manaea’s left elbow. That’s the bad news. The good news is that Mets officials don’t anticipate this costing him more than

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PHILADELPHIA -- Max Kranick, a revelation out of the Mets’ bullpen early this season, is going to miss much of the summer recovering from injury. An MRI revealed a flexor strain in Kranick’s pitching arm, which will prevent him from throwing for 3-4 weeks. The right-hander will need to build

PHILADELPHIA -- At a time when the Mets’ rotation will use every bit of help it can get, Sean Manaea offers the realistic promise of better days to come. Manaea threw 5 1/3 effective innings in his latest rehab outing Friday for Triple-A Syracuse, striking out seven. After allowing two

ATLANTA -- In the end, lacking other options, the Mets decided to add Frankie Montas to their rotation. Montas is likely to come off the injured list on June 23, when his 30-day rehab clock expires, and join the rotation at some point early that week. He’ll slot in either

ATLANTA -- A little less than a thousand miles north of where the Mets lost a 5-0 game to Chris Sale and the Braves on Wednesday night at Truist Park, dropping their season-high fifth in a row, a different but related drama played out in Syracuse, N.Y.

ATLANTA -- For months, the Mets enjoyed the benefits of an uncommonly deep cache of starting pitching depth. They placed faith in a slew of offseason acquisitions and mostly succeeded in keeping them healthy. That depth is now being depleted at a rapid rate. The Mets on Tuesday placed right-hander

NEW YORK -- Brooks Raley, a potential solution to the Mets' left-handed relief problems, is about to take a significant step forward in his return from Tommy John surgery. Raley, 36, will begin a Minor League rehab assignment Tuesday with Single-A St. Lucie. Mets officials expect it to be an

NEW YORK -- When Mets third baseman Mark Vientos strained his right hamstring June 2 in Los Angeles, he feared an extended absence. Those concerns quickly proved unwarranted. Vientos is set to begin a Minor League rehab assignment Tuesday with Triple-A Syracuse, a little more than two weeks after suffering