Tim Britton is a Mets Beat Writer for The Athletic, specializing in covering the New York Mets. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and breaking news, Tim's work has also been featured in BVM Sports. He is known for his expertise in covering roster moves, player injuries, and the overall performance of the Mets.
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By: Tim Britton
The Mets extended their season with a 12-6 win over the Dodgers that felt tenser than the margin, due in part to their bullpen.
By: Will Sammon, Tim Britton
The Mets' chances ride heavily on Sean Manaea and getting help from someone in their bullpen other than Edwin Díaz and Ryne Stanek.
The Mets surrendered 46 runs over six games — more than any other National League team has ever surrendered in a series.
By: Tim Britton, Will Sammon
The Mets struggled to score in the NLCS and the bottom of the order looked looked especially vulnerable.
Increased expectations mean the Mets must set themselves up to finish the job once they reach the postseason.
By: Tim Britton, Will Sammon
Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso and Luis Severino make this list, as do Seymour Weiner, bad cleats and a fainting outfielder.
The Mets have more than $180 million coming off the payroll — that's larger than the Opening Day 2024 payrolls for 20 other teams.
Juan Soto could be in play at about $50 million per season, but how do the Mets want to navigate the luxury tax thresholds?
By: Will Sammon, Tim Britton
It was a pedestrian season by Alonso's standards, but he still hits free agency as the best option at first base.
By: Will Sammon, Tim Britton
The marriage between Manaea and the Mets was mutually beneficial as the lefty put together a stellar season.
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