NEW YORK -- The Mets will delay their Frankie Montas conundrum at least one more week. Manager Carlos Mendoza said Saturday that Montas will receive an additional Minor League start as he works his way back from a strained right lat muscle. For Montas, the problem has not been health

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NEW YORK -- The Mets' pitching staff is still in flux, but the team got good news on Kodai Senga's right hamstring injury. Senga underwent an MRI on Friday afternoon after being placed on the 15-day injured list. The MRI revealed only a Grade 1 hamstring strain, the least severe

NEW YORK -- Kodai Senga’s health, an open question for most of the past 16 months, has again fallen into the realm of uncertainty. Senga strained his right hamstring Thursday fielding an errant throw from Pete Alonso in the Mets’ 4-3 win over the Nationals. A day later, the righty

NEW YORK -- Sean Manaea’s second Minor League rehab start went far better than his first. The right-hander struck out four batters over 2 2/3 scoreless innings Tuesday in a start for High-A Brooklyn against Asheville, allowing two singles and a walk. That outing came after he gave up four

DENVER -- The Mets aren’t overly worried about Frankie Montas’ homer troubles just yet, but it’s beginning to become a persistent problem for the rehabbing right-hander. Montas allowed two more homers Sunday in a rehab start for Triple-A Syracuse, bringing his total to six in his last 7 2/3 innings.

DENVER -- That Francisco Lindor was back in the Mets’ lineup Saturday at Coors Field, after missing less than two games with a broken right pinky toe, was hardly surprising to anyone who has watched Lindor’s recent career. “That’s who he is,” manager Carlos Mendoza has repeated over and over

DENVER -- Sean Manaea’s reintroduction to game action didn’t go quite as smoothly as he might have hoped, but for Manaea, it was a necessary start. The left-hander allowed four runs (three earned) over 1 2/3 innings Friday for High-A Brooklyn at Wilmington, striking out two batters and walking none.

LOS ANGELES -- Several hours after taking an 89 mph Tony Gonsolin slider off his right foot Wednesday, breaking his pinky toe, Francisco Lindor sat on the Mets’ team bus back to the hotel and lobbied manager Carlos Mendoza to let him keep playing. When Mendoza said no, Lindor implored

LOS ANGELES -- Sean Manaea, the Mets’ top starter last year who has yet to pitch this season, is about to make significant progress in his recovery from a right oblique strain. Manaea will begin a Minor League rehab assignment Friday at High-A Brooklyn, marking his first game action since

LOS ANGELES -- It was only two seasons ago that No. 9 prospect Ronny Mauricio -- then a slender, athletically gifted 22-year-old -- debuted in the Majors amidst significant fanfare. In his first at-bat, he crushed a 117.3 mph double, which remains the hardest ball any Met has hit since

LOS ANGELES -- Amid the late dramatics of their 4-3, 10-inning win over the Dodgers on Monday, the Mets may have lost a key offensive piece for the foreseeable future.

Frankie Montas is finally on the path toward making his Mets debut. The 32-year-old right-hander began a rehab assignment with High-A Brooklyn on Saturday as he works his way back from a high-grade right lat strain suffered in Spring Training.

NEW YORK -- Ronny Mauricio’s winding road back to the big leagues took another turn -- albeit an expected one -- on Saturday, when the Mets reinstated him from the injured list and optioned him to Triple-A Syracuse. Mauricio will remain there until New York both deems him ready for

NEW YORK -- Mets catcher Luis Torrens left Sunday’s win over the Cubs in the top of the sixth inning after getting hit in the groin on a foul tip off the bat of Chicago outfielder Kyle Tucker. Torrens was on the ground for several minutes while the team trainer

PHOENIX -- A.J. Minter, the Mets’ most significant bullpen upgrade this winter, is done for the season after deciding to undergo surgery to repair his left lat muscle, manager Carlos Mendoza said before Monday’s series opener against the D-backs. Minter, who signed a two-year, $22 million deal in January, was

PHOENIX -- The Mets will be without Jesse Winker, the left-handed side of their designated hitter platoon, for six to eight weeks after placing him on the injured list Monday with a right oblique strain. He sustained the injury Sunday during a 6-5 loss to the Cardinals. Starting in the

ST. LOUIS -- Mets reliever Danny Young has decided to undergo Tommy John surgery after spraining a ligament in his left elbow, according to a person with knowledge of the pitcher’s plans. Manager Carlos Mendoza said Sunday that doctors had recommended the procedure. Given that a rest-and-rehab protocol would have

NEW YORK -- For a brief while, the Mets had zero left-handers in their bullpen. Three days after placing A.J. Minter on the injured list with a lat strain that could cost him the rest of the season, the Mets sidelined Danny Young on Wednesday with a left elbow sprain.

NEW YORK -- The Mets’ most prominent offseason bullpen signing could be facing season-ending surgery. A.J. Minter and Mets officials are in the process of reviewing multiple medical opinions on the reliever’s left lat muscle, which he injured in a game last Saturday in Washington. Among the potential options is

WASHINGTON -- The Mets are going to be without one of their left-handed relievers for at least the next few weeks, after A.J. Minter was placed on the 15-day injured list with a left lat strain on Sunday. Right-handed reliever José Ureña was recalled to fill Minter's spot in the

NEW YORK -- Edwin Díaz's uneven start to the season took a concerning turn on Wednesday, when he left the Mets’ 4-3 win over the Phillies in the 10th inning due to cramping in his left hip. For Díaz, the good news is that he felt better following work with

NEW YORK -- The Mets have spent the first four weeks of the season building one of Major League Baseball’s best records despite missing two key members of their regular lineup. That’s about to change, with Jeff McNeil and Francisco Alvarez set to return from the injured list Friday in

MINNEAPOLIS -- Jeff McNeil, center fielder? It’s about to happen in the Minor Leagues. And it could happen at the highest level, as well. McNeil is scheduled to play center field on his rehab assignment with Single-A St. Lucie on Thursday, as the Mets look to refresh his versatility --

The Mets hope to see the return of catcher Francisco Alvarez in the coming days or weeks. On Tuesday, Alvarez homered for the first time in his rehab assignment for Double-A Binghamton, his fourth game since beginning his assignment on April 9. In his fourth plate appearance Tuesday, after homering