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N.Y. Mets Season Outlook: News, Schedule, Tickets, Odds

The New York Mets are in first place in the NL East.

New York finished the 2024 season with an 89-73 record, which secured a wild-card spot. New York went on a run in the postseason, making it to the NLCS, but lost to the eventual World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in six games.

The Mets were very active during the offseason, making arguably the biggest move by signing superstar Juan Soto to a 15-year $765 million contract, which is the largest contract in North American sports history. The Mets also signed starting pitchers Griffin Canning and Clay Holes, as well as reliever A.J. Minter.

New York also valued retaining its players, re-signing starting pitcher Sean Manaea and All-Star first baseman Pete Alonso.

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The Mets’ offense has been very strong this season, led by Soto, Alonso, Brandon Nimmo and Francisco Lindor.

The Mets are a top-five team at drawing walks, and a top-10 team in home runs, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. One area where the Mets struggle is batting average, ranking in the bottom 10.

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Pitching has also been a strength for the Mets, led by Kodai Senga, David Peterson and Holmes. Edwin Diaz has also been a major contributor out of the bullpen, and Manaea looks to make an impact as he recently made his season debut.

The Mets rank second in the majors in ERA and fewest home runs allowed. The Mets are in the top 10 for batting average allowed and strikeouts, but are in the bottom half of the league for walks and hits per inning pitched (WHIP).

The Mets have dealt with injuries to the pitching staff throughout the season. Canning ruptured his left Achilles tendon, Minter had surgery to repair a torn left lat muscle, and both Max Kranick and Dedniel Nunez will undergo Tommy John surgery.

With the injuries to the pitchers, the Mets made a trade with the Baltimore Orioles to acquire reliever Gregory Soto.

With the trade deadline on July 30, the Mets may look to acquire more pitching help to help make a push during the postseason. Even if the Mets are unable to obtain pitching help, the team is in a great position to go on a run in October.

New York Mets Schedule & Tickets

  • July 29: at San Diego Padres
  • July 30: at San Diego Padres
  • August 1: vs. San Francisco Giants
  • August 2: vs. San Francisco Giants
  • August 3: vs. San Francisco Giants
  • August 4: vs. Cleveland Guardians
  • August 5: vs. Cleveland Guardians
  • August 6: vs. Cleveland Guardians
  • August 8: at Milwaukee Brewers
  • August 9: at Milwaukee Brewers
  • August 10: at Milwaukee Brewers
  • August 12: vs. Atlanta Braves
  • August 13: vs. Atlanta Braves
  • August 14: vs. Atlanta Braves
  • August 15: vs. Seattle Mariners
  • August 16: vs. Seattle Mariners
  • August 17: vs. Seattle Mariners
  • August 19: at Washington Nationals
  • August 20: at Washington Nationals
  • August 21: at Washington Nationals
  • August 22: at Atlanta Braves
  • August 23: at Atlanta Braves
  • August 24: at Atlanta Braves
  • August 25: vs. Philadelphia Phillies
  • August 26: vs. Philadelphia Phillies
  • August 27: vs. Philadelphia Phillies
  • August 28: vs. Miami Marlins
  • August 29: vs. Miami Marlins
  • August 30: vs. Miami Marlins
  • August 31: vs. Miami Marlins
  • September 1: at Detroit Tigers
  • September 2: at Detroit Tigers
  • September 3: at Detroit Tigers
  • September 5: at Cincinnati Reds
  • September 6: at Cincinnati Reds
  • September 7: at Cincinnati Reds
  • September 8: at Philadelphia Phillies
  • September 9: at Philadelphia Phillies
  • September 10: at Philadelphia Phillies
  • September 11: at Philadelphia Phillies
  • September 12: vs. Texas Rangers
  • September 13: vs. Texas Rangers
  • September 14: vs. Texas Rangers
  • September 16: vs. San Diego Padres
  • September 17: vs. San Diego Padres
  • September 18: vs. San Diego Padres
  • September 19: vs. Washington Nationals
  • September 20: vs. Washington Nationals
  • September 21: vs. Washington Nationals
  • September 23: at Chicago Cubs
  • September 24: at Chicago Cubs
  • September 25: at Chicago Cubs
  • September 26: at Miami Marlins
  • September 27: at Miami Marlins
  • September 28: at Miami Marlins

New York Mets Odds

The Mets are viewed as a lock to make the postseason, with odds of -5000. Its odds of winning the National League are +450, and its odds of winning the World Series are +850, which is tied for the third-highest odds.

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