Francisco Lindor

Michael Salfino looks at some early season Statcast returns and highlights the players with both good and bad luck

The Mets announced Lindor required surgery to remove a bone spur from his right elbow.

The inside story, from interviews with nearly two dozen players and staffers, of how a team carrying such high hopes went so wrong.

As a team, the Mets have been hit 83 times, second only to the Mariners (90).

The Mets have won six straight. Justin Verlander delivered another solid outing and Francisco Lindor is playing like a superstar again.

“The more chances I get, in my mind, the faster I get out of it,” said Lindor, whose .213 average is lowest among the Mets’ regulars.

Pete Alonso is on pace to do great things. The Mets' rotation? Not so much.

“They're just tired of losing,” manager Buck Showalter said. “Sometimes it’s as simple as that.”

After becoming a star in Cleveland, Lindor and others involved are happy with how the 2021 six-player trade impacted their careers.

Our beat writers ask each other questions about each team's old friends and discuss how the six-player trade has shaped both organizations.

The Mets pulled off a much-needed win with a Francisco Lindor feat that has occurred only three times in franchise history.

"There's the ebb and flow to seasons," Showalter said postgame Wednesday. "The last couple games, it hasn't been a good flow for us."

In his second start since getting called up after Omar Narváez's injury, Álvarez went 0 for 4 with three strikeouts.

Lindor picked up exactly where he left off during spring training: Hitting and smiling.

Lindor's Cleveland tenure was full of signature moments. But the moment that stands above all was his home run in Puerto Rico in April 2018.

Brandon Nimmo is returning to the Mets on an 8-year, $162 million deal.

Nimmo's agent promotes the Mets re-signing him as one of the "best players in the marketplace," who can help them reach the World Series.

The Cardinals first baseman won his first MVP award on Thursday, with Padres third baseman Manny Machado finishing second.