Losing anyone to injury tends to be bad news. Following a recent demotion, the New York Mets placed Brandon Waddell on the IL ...

“He’s getting an MRI, we’re waiting for the result — but it looks like an Achilles injury,” Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said. Canning, 29, allowed one hit and struck out three on Thursday.

One piece of good news for the walking-wounded Mets (48-34) is that they ended Thursday's action back atop the National League East standings following back-to-back victories over the Braves.

Right-handers McLean and Sproat are the Mets’ top prospects in Triple A. McLean, who was scheduled to pitch for Triple-A Syracuse on Thursday, has performed well (2.72 ERA, 49 2/3 innings), but ...

Just two days after the New York Mets got one of their starting pitchers (Frankie Montas) back from injury, they lost another one to a potentially significant injury on Thursday night.

The young infielder responded well to treatment after that experience. The Mets will take a similar course of action this time around. “We’re just going to take it day by day,” Baty said.

Mets ace Kodai Senga will be out for some time due to the hamstring injury he suffered last week while trying to cover first base. Senga is now expected to miss at least five weeks after suffering ...

Independence Day for the Mets will be the one during which they don’t place a player on the injured list. Before the team’s 6 -5 victory over the Yankees on Friday, it was José Butto joining ...

Canning's injury forced an already pressed Mets bullpen into action. Warren, who was drafted by the Angels in 2018, one season after Canning, had to dial in quickly as he readied to face Acuña.

Schwellenbach has also seemingly dominated the Mets when he has taken the mound against them. In his three career starts against New York, the 25-year-old is 2-0 with a 0.86 ERA and 20 strikeouts ...

Still, Canning’s injury forces the Mets to further rely on their depth. They’ve made at least one roster move every day for nine consecutive days. Friday will be no different.