Brandyn Pokrass

The Mets have not had a good go of things recently, losing five games in a row against the Diamondbacks and Athletics. Nearly every area of the team has struggled, from the hitting to the bullpen, to the baserunning, and even the starting pitcher has been hit hard at times.

Like Dominic Mysterio facing “The Demon” Finn Bálor at Wrestlemania, the Mets have truly entered hell.

After signs of life against the Twins, the Mets were swept by the Colorado Rockies, firmly falling into last place in the National League. And yes, I am writing those words in late April, and I am just as dumbfounded as you may think.

After winning a series against the Los Angeles Angels, New York travels to Colorado to face the Rockies. It is a prime opportunity to start stacking wins and right the ship; however, it is a series that could kill all of the team's momentum once again.

Baseball is supposed to be fun, right? If so, the Mets have not gotten the memo.

Are the winds of the season slowly starting to shift in favor of the Mets? After a series victory over the cross-town Yankees, the Mets hold a 10-5 record in May.

It seems that the Mets are back to their early 2026 ways after a great start to the month of May.

It was another crushing loss for the New York Mets. On a day where the pitching was great for eight of nine innings, New York's bats fell silent once again in the 305.

Was the positive momentum for the Mets just a flash in the pan? That may very well be the case.

After a decisive sweep of the Miami Marlins, the Mets are out of the NL East cellar as they head out to the West Coast once again. Up first is a three-game set with the Seattle Mariners, who sport one of the best starting rotations in baseball.