Remember Lance Johnson’s performance in the 1996 All-Star Game for the Mets? Philadelphia hosted the 1996 All-Star Game in a year where the Mets sent two players, Lance Johnson

The New York Mets have been struggling to produce positive results since last month. Head Coach Carlos Mendoza addressed these concerns recently, delivering bittersweet news about star player Pete Alonso and another key member of the roster.

Adding another entry to his record-shattering Mets resume, Alonso became just the third Met to go deep in an All-Star Game (after Lee Mazzilli in 1979 and David Wright in 2006) and the first to record three RBI.

The potential ripple effect of the Los Angeles Dodgers' reported interest in former New York Met outfielder could lead to a significant reduction in playing time, or even a roster spot, of another former Met.

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

The New York Mets have made their first addition for the remainder of the season by acquiring a former Baltimore Orioles pitcher. He articulated his strategy behind the move to the team.

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

While Juan Soto got hot for the Mets in June and took home the National League's Player of the Month honors, his performance wasn't enough to elevate the Mets through a rough slump by itself.