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New York Mets
Head Coach: Carlos Mendoza
The New York Mets are 7-8 (.467) in the Major League Baseball National League, ranked #11 seed. A inconsistent campaign with a 3-5 home record and 4-3 on the road. Currently on a 4-game losing streak, with a 4-6 record over the last 10 games. Facing critical playoff pressure (PPI: 7.5) — 5 games below the cutline, making every game must-watch. 1 upcoming game with live tickets, starting from 2. 26-man roster under head coach Carlos Mendoza, including 8 relief pitchers, 5 starting pitchers, 3 third basemans.
Win %
.467
Home
3-5
Away
4-3
Last 10
4-6
Streak
L4
SeatNav Team Intelligence
1 game analyzedPlayoff Pressure Index
CriticalNew York Mets face a critical stretch. Currently outside the playoff picture, every game is effectively an elimination scenario.
5 below cutline
GB: 4
Upcoming Games
1 game with tickets availableRanked by 2D Composite
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Season Analysis
Through 15 games this season, the New York Mets have posted a 7-8 record, good for a .467 winning percentage. This places them as a below average team in the National League, currently holding the #11 seed. They sit 4 games back from the top spot in their conference.
Interestingly, the Mets have been stronger on the road (4-3) than at home (3-5). This road resilience is notable and suggests the team performs well under pressure in hostile environments. Their away record ranks among the more impressive in the MLB.
The Mets have been steady recently, posting a 4-6 mark over their last 10 games with a 4-game losing streak. This puts them in the middle of the pack in terms of current form across the MLB.
From a playoff perspective, the Mets face critical pressure with a Playoff Pressure Index of 7.5 out of 10. Currently 5 positions below the playoff cutline, every remaining game carries significant weight. This level of urgency typically translates to intense, high-stakes performances that make for compelling viewing.
There are currently 1 upcoming Mets game with tickets available on SeatNav. Each game is ranked using our EVE Score system, which measures match significance based on standings, streaks, rivalries, and playoff implications — helping fans identify the most compelling games to attend.
Roster
26 players · 2025-26 season
Relief Pitcher
#43Huascar Brazoban
RP · 6' 3" · 155 lbs · 36y
#40Luis Garcia
RP · 6' 2" · 240 lbs · 39y
#46Craig Kimbrel
RP · 6' 0" · 215 lbs · 37y
#59Sean Manaea
RP · 6' 5" · 245 lbs · 34y
#32Tobias Myers
RP · 6' 1" · 223 lbs · 27y
#25Brooks Raley
RP · 6' 3" · 200 lbs · 37y
#30Luke Weaver
RP · 6' 2" · 180 lbs · 32y
#38Devin Williams
RP · 6' 2" · 193 lbs · 31y
Starting Pitcher
#35Clay Holmes
SP · 6' 5" · 245 lbs · 33y
#26Nolan McLean
SP · 6' 2" · 214 lbs · 24y
#51Freddy Peralta
SP · 6' 0" · 198 lbs · 29y
#23David Peterson
SP · 6' 6" · 240 lbs · 30y
#34Kodai Senga
SP · 6' 1" · 202 lbs · 33y
Catcher
#4Francisco Alvarez
C · 5' 10" · 233 lbs · 24y
#13Luis Torrens
C · 5' 11" · 217 lbs · 29y
Third Baseman
#7Brett Baty
3B · 6' 3" · 210 lbs · 26y
#0Ronny Mauricio
3B · 6' 3" · 166 lbs · 25y
#27Mark Vientos
3B · 6' 3" · 185 lbs · 26y
Shortstop
#19Bo Bichette
SS · 5' 11" · 190 lbs · 28y
#12Francisco Lindor
SS · 5' 10" · 190 lbs · 32y
Second Baseman
#11Jorge Polanco
2B · 6' 0" · 208 lbs · 32y
#10Marcus Semien
2B · 6' 0" · 195 lbs · 35y
Outfielder
#3Carson Benge
OF · 6' 1" · 184 lbs · 23y
Center Fielder
#88Luis Robert Jr.
CF · 6' 2" · 225 lbs · 28y
#28Tyrone Taylor
CF · 6' 0" · 218 lbs · 32y
Left Fielder
#29Jared Young
LF · 6' 2" · 200 lbs · 30y
Last updated: Apr 12, 2026, 3:01 AM · Data via licensed sports feeds