Díaz was actually trumped for velocity by the setup man of the day, Ryne Stanek, who hit 99. Sixth-inning savior Reed Garrett ...

The Mets have covered the injuries and the innings because their bullpen, particularly their multi-inning options, has been ...

In spring training, Díaz’s velocity was a cause for concern. His four-seam, which averaged 97.5 mph (Baseball Savant) last ...

He walked, stole second, advanced to third on a flyout to not-that-deep centerfield and scored on a routine groundout to the ...

With an off-day Thursday and knowing he had a nearly full stable of arms who could be used, manager Carlos Mendoza seemed ...

Entering Thursday, the Mets bullpen has a cumulative 1.64 ERA, which is the second-best in all of MLB. This is a great sign ...

A year ago, we ranked Vladimir Guerrero Jr. among the most overhyped stars coming into the season. No one was saying that ...

When the New York Mets signed Edwin Diaz to a long-term extension worth $102 million over five seasons, the hope was for him ...

Mets fans can breathe a little easier after Friday night. That's because closer Edwin Diaz looked more like his old self.

After an offseason in which the Mets spent over a billion dollars, their best player early on might be their $1.5 million ...

Four outs stood between manager Carlos Mendoza’s crew and an embarrassing series loss to the Marlins when Pete Alonso decided ...

Pete Alonso launched a three-run homer that tied the score with two outs in the eighth inning and the New York Mets scored ...