The Mets have the National League East in their sights heading into the second half. But some questions loom for how they can ...

Mets’ second-half start will decide if they’re trade-deadline sellers or not By . Mike Puma. Published July 14, 2023. Updated July 14, 2023, 1:23 a.m. ET. More From Mike Puma.

Twenty-nine days later on Monday, the 23-year-old righthanded catcher – after mashing 11 homers in 19 minor-league games – ...

He had a 2.98 ERA and 1.22 WHIP, good enough to finish second in NL Rookie of the Year voting and seventh in NL Cy Young Award balloting. ... Then the Mets come home for a week and a half, ...

At times, the Mets’ 58-35 start has felt like the product of Showalter’s magic sprinkle dust, as well as the Mets simply having a better roster than they did last year.

The Mets need both veterans to dominate in the second half if they’re going to make a run. Justin Verlander (left) and Max Scherzer, pictured here on May 4, have had up-and-down 2023 seasons ...

The Mets were hoping for a fresh start after the All-Star break. Instead, the second half began with more of the same in a dispiriting loss.

The Mets have never climbed above a .700 second-half winning percentage, the high of .671 coming 50 years ago, the sainted 1969 squad. The 2019 Mets begin a nine-game homestand Tuesday with an MLB ...

In the second half, the team has managed just 146 runs in 41 games (3.56 rpg) and its .388 slugging percentage is 27th in baseball – albeit without Lindor for a month and trade deadline ...

The Mets have allowed just 21 runs in those eight seven-inning games, or about 0.382 runs per inning, which compares to the 0.422 runs per inning they allow in nine-inning games.