Will Sammon is a beat writer for The Athletic, specializing in coverage of the New York Mets. With previous experience covering the Milwaukee Brewers and SEC, Will provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the Mets, including player acquisitions, injuries, and team strategy.
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By: Will Sammon, Tim Britton
NEW YORK — Edwin Díaz , the New York Mets' star closer, said he isn't concerned about his velocity being down to start the season.
The Mets will lean on Omar Narvaez and Tomás Nido while missing a key presence in the middle of their batting order.
A turning point for Luis Severino in his first month with the New York Mets occurred in Cincinnati on April 6 after he issued a bases-loaded walk.
By: Will Sammon
The more Seymour Weiner sees the Mets making his name famous, the more he eats it up.
NEW YORK — When J.D. Martinez reached first base after hitting a single in his first at-bat with the New York Mets , he received a loud ovation.
By: Will Sammon
Houser has yet to go longer than 5 1/3 innings in a start and his ERA rose to 8.37 after a subpar outing against the Cardinals.
Vientos made a solid impression upon his return, both with his bat and with his demeanor: “Mark has handled himself very well."
By: Ken Rosenthal, Will Sammon
The catcher stepping on home plate doesn’t lead to a hard-and-fast call for blocking, a league official said.
NEW YORK — The New York Mets plan to call up right-handed starter Christian Scott , their top pitching prospect, a league source confirmed to The Athletic Thursday afternoon.
By: Tim Britton, Will Sammon
Around 2021, after several years of failing to produce a homegrown starter, the New York Mets made an important philosophical change and shifted how they looked at pitchers in the amateur draft.
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