The New York Mets (63-77) took the rubber match of their three-game road series against the Tampa Bay Rays (83-56), 10-4, the final score, thanks to heroics from Brett Baty and Nick Morabito.

As Mark Vientos and Brett Baty endure alarming regressions, New York’s decision to hold onto their struggling youth threatens to turn once-prized assets into untradeable roster anchors.

Given the amount of times we call out an announcer jinx here at Awful Announcing, it’s only fair that we give credit where it’s due when a bold call goes oh so right. Ahead of Monday night’s game between the New York Mets and Atlanta Braves, SNY color commentator Ron Darling made a call. “I’m…

The New York Mets rode a big first inning and a Brett Baty grand slam to an impressive win against the Braves.

Even with almost one-third of their roster moved ahead of the MLB trade deadline, the Mets continue finding ways to win ballgames.

New York Mets utilityman Brett Baty had a priceless reaction after crushing his first career grand slam in Monday's 8-5 win over the Braves.

Monday night, the Mets used Brett Baty’s first-inning grand slam as the propeller in their latest strong offensive showing, an 8-5 victory over the Braves at Truist Park.

Brett Baty hit the first grand slam of his career and the New York Mets held off the Atlanta Braves 8-5 on Monday night for their sixth win in seven games. Francisco Lindor was 3 for 5 with a 420-foot home run, Jared Young had two hits and two RBIs, and Bo Bichette drove in a run and scored. Daniel Duarte (1-0) earned the win with two scoreless innings of relief, and Kodai Senga pitched a scoreless ninth for his first career save.

Where the hell were these guys the first four months of the season?!