Mets manager Carlos Mendoza addressed Frankie Montas’ rotation status after his struggles in bulk relief Saturday.

The New York Mets will be getting some help in their pitching department soon with the return of an injured player.

The New York Mets’ struggling pitching rotation is poised for a major turnaround as a key starter prepares for an imminent return. With the Philadelphia Phillies closing in atop the NL East, this ...

On Tuesday night at NBT Bank Stadium, Brandon Sproat leaned on the dugout rail as his teammate, Nolan McLean, was carving up ...

Instead, the Mets will deploy right-hander Reed Garrett as an opener, a move Mendoza had hinted at in recent days. Reed ...

The Mets should pass on calling up veteran Paul Blackburn despite his solid rehab outings and focus on young arms who bring ...

New York Mets fans must’ve finally found a magic lamp, because our wishes are almost starting to come true. Frankie Montas might not technically start his next ...

MILWAUKEE — When Edwin Díaz reached the first step of the New York Mets’ dugout, the closer tapped his chest as he looked toward catcher Francisco Alvarez, taking responsibility for the latest ...

Rotation answers are not coming easily for the Mets. Hours after Mets manager Carlos Mendoza revealed that embattled starter Frankie Montas will receive another rotation turn, Sean Manaea melted down ...

Mets fans are losing patience with Frankie Montas as top pitching prospects Nolan McLean and Brandon Sproat continue to ...

Such a player may not exist on the market. The upside of the Mets’ rotation relies on Senga and Manaea staying healthy. With both pitchers, the ability to remain healthy is a valid concern.