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New York Mets 2026 Schedule
Every game on the calendar, with finals filled in as they land. Open any date for the preview beforehand, the live gamecast during, or the recap after.
2026 New York Mets Players
Who is leading the club this season, and the full squad behind them. Tap any name for their season so far, recent games and career line.
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About the New York Mets
The New York Mets are a Major League Baseball team that plays at Citi Field in Queens. They are 60-73 this season, fifth in the NL East.
The Mets play in the NL East alongside the Atlanta Braves, Miami Marlins, Philadelphia Phillies, and Washington Nationals. Those are the clubs they meet most often each season, and the games that usually decide the division.
The Mets are 31-36 at home and 29-37 on the road. They score 4.0 per game and allow 4.4. Over their last 10 games they are 6-4. They sit 18 games back in the NL East. Carson Benge leads the club with 16 HR, ahead of Marcus Semien (14 HR) and Bo Bichette (66 RBI).
In their last three, the Mets lost to the Brewers 1-8, beat the Brewers 3-2, and lost to the White Sox 1-2.
The Mets next host the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, August 27, then host the Houston Astros on August 28 and host the Houston Astros on August 29. Highlights sends a free preview before every Mets game and a recap with the box score after.
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