The New York Mets have turned a corner since the All-Star break, surging firmly back into a playoff spot with renewed confidence. A four-game winning streak, including a sweep of the Los Angeles Angels, has lifted the mood in Queens and reinforced belief in the roster’s potential with the second half of the season already underway.

With the All-Star festivities wrapping up and the regular season set to resume this Friday, it’s a great time to review and evaluate the performances of some ke

There have been a lot of very good performances by New York Mets players this year. The Mets sent four players to the All-Star game this year, with Juan Soto, Kodai Senga, and many others having great years.

Babe Ruth crosses home plate following a two-run home run off National League starting pitcher Bill Hallahan in the third inning of the first All-Star Game ever played on July 6, 1933. Greeting Ruth at home plate are, from left, Lou Gehrig and White Sox bat boy John McBride. Credit: ASSOCIATED PRESS

The MLB All-Star Game provided numerous highlights and compelling storylines. Fans celebrated the National League All-Star team's victory with an Arizona Diamondbacks player on the roster reportedly intended by the New York Mets.

The Mets, helmed by former Milwaukee Brewers general manager David Stearns, also selected former Whitefish Bay High School star Mitch Voit, now with Michigan, with its first pick (No. 38) in 2025. Kussow said he has yet to meet Voit, but it's a matter of time.

The All-Star break is behind us and we're entering late July. You know what that means: the weather is warm and the ball is flying. That was true across the Minor League Baseball landscape on Sunday,

The New York Yankees and New York Mets are actively exploring trade options ahead of the deadline, with reports indicating both teams have expressed interest in acquiring a seasoned World Series champion.