New York Mets
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- Cubs set to acquire pitcher Clay Holmes and outfielder Tyrone Taylor from Mets, AP source says
The Chicago Cubs are set to acquire pitcher Clay Holmes and outfielder Tyrone Taylor from the New York Mets in exchange for infield prospect Jefferson Rojas, pending medical reviews. The trade aims to strengthen the Cubs' injury-depleted pitching staff as they compete in the NL Central and for a wild-card spot. Additional recent trades include acquiring relievers Ryan Zeferjahn and Braxton Garrett.
- Cubs set to acquire pitcher Clay Holmes and outfielder Tyrone Taylor from Mets, AP source says
The Chicago Cubs are set to acquire pitcher Clay Holmes and outfielder Tyrone Taylor from the New York Mets in exchange for infield prospect Jefferson Rojas. The trade, pending medical reviews, is part of the Cubs' efforts to strengthen their injury-depleted pitching staff as they compete in the NL Central and for a wild-card spot. The Cubs also recently acquired relievers Ryan Zeferjahn and Braxton Garrett.
- Pirates give bullpen a boost by acquiring Luke Weaver from the Mets, AP source says
The Pittsburgh Pirates acquired veteran right-hander Luke Weaver from the New York Mets in exchange for shortstop prospect Sammy Stafura to bolster their bullpen. Weaver, signed to a two-year, $22-million deal, is expected to strengthen the Pirates' playoff push after a recent 2-7 stretch. This marks the second major trade for Pittsburgh around the deadline, following the acquisition of reliever Camilo Doval from the Yankees.
- Petersen, Mack, Edwards lead the Marlins to a 2-0 win over the Mets
Michael Petersen, Joe Mack, and Xavier Edwards led the Miami Marlins to a 2-0 victory over the Mets, with Sandy Alcantara pitching six-plus strong innings. The Marlins won the four-game series finale, while the Mets traded Freddy Peralta to Tampa Bay prior to the game.
- Freddy Peralta trade return: Who did the Mets acquire?
The New York Mets traded veteran right-hander Freddy Peralta to the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for three young prospects ahead of the MLB trade deadline. Peralta's time with the Mets aligned with New York's roster adjustments.
- Mets agree to trade pitcher Freddy Peralta to Rays for 3 minor leaguers, AP source says
The New York Mets have agreed to trade starting pitcher Freddy Peralta to the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for three minor leaguers: outfielder Aidan Smith, infielder Emilien Pitre, and right-hander Gary Gill Hill. The deal, confirmed by an AP source, occurs a day before the MLB trade deadline, with the Rays aiming to strengthen their strong rotation while the last-place Mets seek fresh prospects.
- Twins add reliever in trade with Mets, reports say
The Minnesota Twins acquired left-handed reliever A.J. Minter from the New York Mets in a trade, sending prospects Billy Amick and Bruin Agbayani to the Mets. The move aims to strengthen the Twins' struggling bullpen, with Minter returning from injury and posting a 2.35 ERA in 23 games since May. The Twins, currently 55-55, remain active ahead of the MLB trade deadline.
- Benge’s tie-breaking hit lifts Mets to third straight win, a 3-2 victory over the Braves
Carson Benge's RBI double in the seventh inning secured the Mets' 3-2 victory over the Braves, extending their winning streak to three games. The Mets' Francisco Alvarez and A.J. Ewing also contributed RBIs, while Atlanta's Matt Olson hit a two-run homer. The Mets' pitching staff, including Huascar Brazobán and Devin Williams, preserved the lead in the final innings.
- AJ Smith-Shawver to make first start for Braves in 14 months
AJ Smith-Shawver will start Game 1 of a doubleheader for the Atlanta Braves against the New York Mets, his first start in 14 months after undergoing an internal brace procedure to repair a torn UCL in June 2025. Smith-Shawver made five rehab starts with Single-A Augusta and Triple-A Gwinnett, posting a 1.53 ERA and 1.19 WHIP over 17.2 innings, leading to his early promotion to bolster the Braves' injured and inconsistent rotation.
- AJ Smith-Shawver to make first start for Braves in 14 months
AJ Smith-Shawver will start for the Atlanta Braves in Game 1 of a doubleheader against the New York Mets, his first start in 14 months after undergoing an internal brace procedure to repair a torn UCL. He made five rehab starts with Single-A Augusta and Triple-A Gwinnett, posting strong stats, and was promoted early to bolster the Braves' inconsistent rotation.
- Braves LHP Connor Thomas allows 11 runs in ugly loss to Mets
The New York Mets defeated the Atlanta Braves 14-3 as Francisco Lindor hit two homers and a triple, driving in six runs. Marcus Semien and Tyrone Taylor added three-run homers, and rookie Zac Thornton pitched effectively for the Mets.
- Braves LHP Connor Thomas allows 11 runs in ugly loss to Mets
The New York Mets defeated the Atlanta Braves 14-3 as Francisco Lindor homered twice and tripled, driving in six runs. Braves' left-hander Connor Thomas allowed 11 runs in 2 2/3 innings, contributing to the loss. Marcus Semien and Tyrone Taylor also had key hits for the Mets.
- Jon Heyman would be shocked if the Mets don’t trade at least seven players | Presented By Your Local Ford Dealers
Jon Heyman expressed surprise if the Mets do not trade at least seven players before the deadline. He discussed this with Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward in a video preview.
- Mets Trade Deadline Preview with Jon Heyman | Presented By Your Local Ford Dealers
The New York Mets are approaching the MLB Trade Deadline, and Jon Heyman joins Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward on Straight Outta Flushing to discuss the team's strategy. Heyman previously outlined a blueprint for David Stearns to restructure the franchise and now analyzes key decisions facing the Mets.
- Trump trashes the Mets during Georgia rally: 'They lose all the time'
President Trump criticized the New York Mets during a rally in Marietta, Georgia, calling them a team that 'lose all the time.' The event took place at Wheeler High School in an area known for supporting the Atlanta Braves.
- I went inside the hidden Cadillac Club at Citi Field. It's the most exclusive place to watch the Mets play.
The Cadillac Club at Citi Field offers an exclusive, members-only experience with field-level seating, complimentary food and drinks, and a rotating chef-designed menu. Initially requiring $24,999-per-seat memberships, it now occasionally offers single-game tickets, with third-row seats listed at $688 for a key game. The club is part of a broader trend in sports venues creating high-end, revenue-generating spaces.
- Mets Trade Deadline: Ranking The Five Most Likely Players To Be Traded | Presented By Your Local Ford Dealers
The article discusses the five most likely New York Mets players to be traded at the trade deadline, noting Francisco Lindor is unlikely to be moved but could be traded if the price is right. The analysis is presented by Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward on the show 'Straight Outta Flushing,' sponsored by Ford dealers.
- Which Mets will be targeted by rival GMs? | Presented By Your Local Ford Dealers
The article discusses an episode of 'Straight Outta Flushing' where Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward analyze which New York Mets players may attract interest from rival teams at the trade deadline. The episode is presented by local Ford dealers and includes analysis of potential trade targets.
- Novig promo code NYPOST: Spend $25, get $50 in Novig coins for Mets vs. Phillies on Sunday
Use the Novig promo code NYPOST to receive a $50 bonus after making a $25 trade for Mets vs. Phillies on Sunday. The promotion is tied to a specific sports event.
- Dabble promo code NYPBONUS: Get $10 for Mets vs. Red Sox on Saturday
Dabble offers a $10 bonus for signing up using the promo code NYPBONUS for the Mets vs. Red Sox game on Saturday. The promotion is valid for Saturday's matchup between the two teams.
- New report suggests the New York Mets are open to trading Francisco Lindor amid disastrous season
The New York Mets, despite spending over $3.5 billion on player payroll since 2022, are struggling with a disastrous 2026 season and a 2% playoff chance. A new report suggests the team may trade Francisco Lindor amid ongoing roster overhauls and poor performance, with owner Steve Cohen backing front office decisions.
- Braves visit Pirates after splitting series with Mets
The Atlanta Braves lost a 7-6, 10-inning game to the Mets after blowing a 3-2 lead in the ninth inning, ending their series with a defeat. They now face the Pirates and Cardinals in a 13-game stretch, starting with Hurston Waldrep opposing Paul Skenes. Key players to watch include Braves' Michael Harris II and Pirates' Esmerlyn Valdez.
- Dyker Heights teen ends 16-month long battle with cancer, surprised by Brooklyn Cyclones
Fourteen-year-old Julian Baquero of Brooklyn completed a 16-month battle with high-risk pre-B acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and was celebrated with a surprise ceremony by the Brooklyn Cyclones, who gifted him a customized jersey, VIP tickets, and an invitation to throw out a ceremonial first pitch. He expressed gratitude to his medical team at Maimonides Children’s Hospital, where he rang the ceremonial bell to mark the end of chemotherapy.
- Braves’ Martin Perez (forearm) likely headed to IL after comeback bid falls short to Mets
Braves left-hander Martín Pérez was hit on his left forearm by Juan Soto’s line drive during a game against the Mets, likely resulting in an injured list (IL) placement. Manager Walt Weiss confirmed Pérez would miss his next start and require further testing, with the team planning to adjust their bullpen if he lands on the IL.
- Braves’ Martin Perez (forearm) likely headed to IL after comeback bid falls short to Mets
Braves left-hander Martín Pérez was hit on his left forearm by Juan Soto’s line drive during a game against the Mets, likely resulting in an injured list placement. Manager Walt Weiss confirmed Pérez would miss his next start and require further testing, with the team planning to adjust their bullpen rotation if he lands on the IL.
- Braves unleash 5 homers in rout of the Mets as Chris Sale earns win
The Atlanta Braves hit five home runs, including three by Michael Harris II, Eli White, and Austin Riley, to defeat the New York Mets 14-3. Chris Sale earned the win despite giving up two home runs, while the Mets continued their losing streak, falling to 36-53.
- Kalshi promo code NYPMAX: Trade $10, get $15 for Mets vs. Braves
Kalshi offers a promo code NYPMAX for a prediction market trade deal where users trade $10 to get $15 for the Mets vs. Braves event. The promotion is highlighted as one of the best in the market.
- NBC, Peacock will show all 15 Major League Baseball games on Sunday
NBC and Peacock will broadcast all 15 Major League Baseball games on Sunday for the first time, with no blackout restrictions. Coverage includes key games like the Mets vs. Braves and Dodgers vs. Padres, overseen by NBC Sports' Rob Hyland. Peacock will offer a multi-view four-box presentation.
- Bobby Bonilla Day: Here's why the Mets still pay him every July 1
The New York Mets pay Bobby Bonilla over $1 million annually on July 1 for a season he did not play in Flushing. This payment is part of a contractual agreement that continues despite his absence from the team during that season.
- First-pitch homer doesn’t keep David Peterson from making good first impression with Cubs
David Peterson's first start with the Cubs began with a leadoff homer but ended positively as he allowed two runs in 5 2/3 innings. The Cubs, facing severe pitching injuries, acquired Peterson to bolster their rotation. Michael Conforto praised Peterson's potential, and manager Craig Counsell highlighted the team's need for reliable pitchers.
- Cubs hope changing scenery for David Peterson will get newly acquired lefty nearer to All-Star form
The Chicago Cubs acquired left-handed pitcher David Peterson in a trade with the Mets, hoping a change of scenery will help him return to his All-Star form from last season. Peterson has struggled with a 6.09 ERA this season after a 3.06 ERA before the 2023 All-Star break. Cubs manager Craig Counsell expressed optimism that the new environment and a strong defensive infield could re-energize Peterson.
- Last-place Mets fire manager Carlos Mendoza. Owner Steve Cohen says 'fans deserve better'
The New York Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after a poor season, replacing him with Andy Green. Owner Steve Cohen expressed disappointment in the team's performance despite a high payroll and expectations. The Mets are 34-47, 15 games behind the NL East lead and struggling with injuries and roster changes.
- Cubs reportedly swing trade with Mets to add David Peterson to injury-ravaged pitching staff
The Chicago Cubs acquired left-handed pitcher David Peterson from the New York Mets to bolster their injury-ravaged pitching staff. Peterson, an All-Star in 2024, has a mixed 2026 season with a 6.09 ERA but a high ground-ball rate. The Cubs have multiple injured starters, including Edward Cabrera, Ben Brown, and Jameson Taillon.
- Cubs' series-opening game with Mets rained out, doubleheader coming Wednesday
The Cubs and Mets' series-opening game was rained out Monday night in New York, leading to a doubleheader on Wednesday. The Cubs previously had their game against the Blue Jays rained out on Sunday, rescheduled for August 6.
- Rainout prevents Shota Imanaga from facing his rival and countryman Kazuma Okamoto
A rainout postponed Shota Imanaga's scheduled start against his rival Kazuma Okamoto, wiping out their anticipated matchup. The game between the Cubs and Blue Jays was rescheduled for August 6, and Imanaga will next start against the Mets.
- FanDuel Predicts promo code: Make any trade and get $25 bonus for Mets vs. Phillies
FanDuel Predicts offers a $25 bonus for users who make their first trade on MLB using a promo code. The promotion is tied to the Mets' upcoming game against the Phillies, following the Mets' 15-3 loss in their previous matchup. David Peterson, with a 3-5 record and 5.91 ERA, is set to pitch for the Mets.
- Op-Ed | It’ll be a summer of struggle for G train riders. Here’s a potential solution.
The MTA faces backlash over summer G train shutdowns in North Brooklyn for modernization work, disrupting riders during major events. Elected officials and advocates urge the MTA to test extended weekend service to central Queens, supported by over 40 groups including the Queens Chamber of Commerce and the New York Mets.
- Spencer Strider out for 4 weeks with right elbow inflammation
Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Strider will miss four weeks due to right elbow inflammation and will undergo an MRI after the period. Strider has a history of arm injuries, including Tommy John surgery in 2019 and a UCL repair in 2024, and will be replaced by rookie JR Ritchie in the rotation.
- Spencer Strider out for 4 weeks with right elbow inflammation
Atlanta Braves pitcher Spencer Strider will be sidelined for four weeks due to right elbow inflammation, requiring an MRI after the period. Strider, who has a history of arm injuries including Tommy John surgery in 2019 and UCL repair in 2024, was placed on the 15-day injured list after leaving a game with soreness and velocity concerns. Rookie JR Ritchie will replace him in the rotation.
- Nationals Notebook: Young core shows resilience in strong start
The Washington Nationals are off to their best start since 2021 with a young core averaging under 25 years old, showing resilience after setbacks like blowing an eight-run lead. Manager Blake Butera praised the team's ability to bounce back, while the division sees Atlanta leading with an eight-game edge over Philadelphia and Washington improving compared to last year. Notable performances include Otto Lopez (.343 BA) for Miami and James Wood's 20 homers before the All-Star break.