The New York Mets made some obvious moves to improve their rotation, and the big one should have the largest payoff.

After his New York Mets demotion, Sean Manaea proved his excuse wasn't legit as to why his velocity was dropping.

Many Mets players took full advantage of their opportunities in camp, with others falling short while trying to get off to a hot start.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza had an unfortunate update to share on Sunday.

In his final start of the spring, Mets lefty David Peterson tossed a strong five innings against the Marlins and feels "fresh" to begin the new season. As for his outlook on the rest of the rotation,

Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez exited Thursday night's game early due to back tightness. Alvarez will undergo further testing in the morning.

Observations from Mets spring training on Sunday: Baty delivers Brett Baty completed a strong Grapefruit League season by going 1-for-3 with an RBI in a 4-3 loss to the Marlins in Jupiter, Fla. STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST NEWS BY SUBSCRIBING TO MORNING REPORT NEWSLETTER Baty posted a .

Luis Angel Acuña was one of the top performers during 2026 spring training, something the New York Mets were surely keeping a close eye on after he was traded to the White Sox.

The Texas Rangers brought in a new outfielder who helped reframe the team’s personality during spring training.

The New York Mets moved on from World Series champion catcher Austin Barnes after a brief stint during spring training.