BOTTOM LINE: The New York Mets will attempt to extend a three-game win streak with a victory over the Washington Nationals.

Kodai Senga said Thursday night’s outing against the Braves was the best he’d felt since returning from the 15-day injured ...

David Peterson dominated the Nationals again, Mark Vientos homered for the second consecutive game and the New York Mets ...

At long last, the Mets received a solid start. It didn’t matter. Whatever can go wrong for this team will go wrong.

On Wednesday, the New York Mets (67-58) are visiting the Washington Nationals (50-75), at 6:45 p.m. ET. The Mets have taken three in a row. The Nationals play as a home underdog (+154) versus the Mets ...

There is one major benefit for the New York Mets when it comes to Kodai Senga's inability to stay on the field.

The Mets haven’t had a starting pitcher other than David Peterson complete six innings since Clay Holmes did it June 7.

Chaos is beginning to rear its head at Citi Field where the New York Mets have had their ups and downs throughout the current campaign. For better or worse, manager Carlos Mendoza ...

But finishing this marathon has proven challenging: Holmes is averaging less than five innings in his last nine starts, the Mets losing five of them, as he’s posted a 5.02 ERA and his strikeout-walk ...

Nolan McLean's call-up might be just what the Mets need, but that shouldn't be the case for MLB's second biggest payroll.

That’s why Saturday’s 12-6 win over the Giants at Citi Field wasn’t just reassuring because it ended a four-game losing streak and put the Mets back atop the division. But also because Lindor, Alonso ...

New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza did not pull any punches when talking about Kodai Senga's outing against the San ...