At first glance, Juan Soto stealing bases for the New York Mets feels about as likely as Po becoming a kung fu master. In Kung Fu Panda, the roly-poly underdog

The Major League Baseball trade market has begun to heat up. If on Thursday night Seattle and Arizona agreed to the swap of Josh Naylor to the Mariners, on Friday the New York Mets

During his recent 0-for-31 hitting slump, Francisco Lindor leaned on everyone around him. He listened thoughtfully to anybody in his supportive village offering encouragement or thoughts about what might be going on with his swing or approach.

Juan Soto bolted without hesitation, using his legs more so than his bat to help a Mets team in dire need of a run in Sunday’s eighth inning.

The New York Mets' star, Juan Soto, is showcasing the best performance of his career so far this regular season. He recently reached a milestone that matches one achieved by two MLB legends nearly 90 years ago.

Giants slugger Rafael Devers wasn’t tested much in his first two career starts at first base earlier this week. But the ball found him early and often in his third appearance on Saturday night, usually with shaky results.

Signing Juan Soto to that deal tells everyone that it’s World Series or bust, as it should be for the Mets. That means addressing the rotation, which has exactly zero guys in it you could count ...

Baseball’s prime trading season is upon us, meaning the current iteration of the New York Mets is intent on being avid buyers at the Trade Deadline in supplemen