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Mets Daily February 16, 2026Weekend Mets news came with real clarity: Lindor’s rehab clock is ticking, Soto is owning his defensive work, and Cohen shut down the captain debate for good. Stearns keeps building a run-prevention machine with…
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Mets Daily February 13, 2026
Mets Francisco Lindor’s hamate situation stole the spotlight, and the Mets are already doing the February math. Álvarez knows the recovery grind firsthand. With Minter targeting an early-May return, bullpen…
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Mets Daily February 12, 2026
Spring starts with a gut check: Francisco Lindor’s hamate surgery puts Opening Day on a timer, Juan Soto shifts to left to tighten run prevention, and the bullpen keeps quietly stacking depth. Add honest player…
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Five Mets Arms to Watch This Spring: 2026 Statcast Deep DiveFive arms, five different weapons. Peterson’s shape, Weaver’s leverage, Williams’ death-changeup, Myers’ sneaky carry, Hudson’s nasty angles. Spring stats lie, movement doesn’t. If the velo ticks up and the…
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Mets Daily Febuary 11, 2026
Lindor’s hamate situation is the headline, and it could shape the Mets’ Opening Day lineup. Soto shifts to left, the bullpen adds Bryan Hudson, and the club waits on A.J. Minter until May. Around MLB,…
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The Mets Just Built a Lineup That Could Break Baseball, And You'd Never Know From Spring Training StatsSpring training numbers can mislead, but contact quality never does. By looking at chase rate, exit velocity, hard-hit percentage, and launch angle, the Mets’ 2026 lineup shows why process matters more than…
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Mets Daily Febuary 10, 2026
Freddy Peralta walked into camp like a true No. 1, talking run prevention and chemistry, not hype. The Mets invited 29 non-roster players to turn spring into a knife fight for jobs, while taking a low-risk…
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Freddy Peralta Embraces the Mets’ Run-Prevention BlueprintFreddy Peralta showed up smiling and throwing gas, and it already feels like his staff. The Mets built a run-prevention machine around him, an infield full of shortstops, athletic outfield range, and a…
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Mets Daily Febuary 9, 2026
The Mets opened camp season with a low-risk bat, a left field battle that could get loud fast, and a bullpen pecking order that’s about to turn into a street fight. Add Christian Scott nearing game action and…
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The Mets Didn’t Trade for Luis Robert Jr.’s Bat – They Traded for His ToolsThe Mets didn’t trade for Luis Robert Jr.’s 2025 stat line. They traded for three elite tools: 75.6 mph bat speed, +7 Outs Above Average, and 29.0 ft/sec sprint speed. Citi Field’s big outfield could turn…
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