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David Stearns takes responsibility for disastrous Mets season (opens the original)
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At the conclusion of a disastrous season, David Stearns was faced with two options: Move forward without acknowledging the mess of 2026, or take responsibility for it. The Mets president of baseball operations chose the latter option, showing a more human side Monday at Citi Field. Admitting failure isn’t easy, especially when you preside over a baseball team with an annual payroll north of $350 million. In doing so, it showed fans what he learned from the mistakes of 2026, and how the club plan
Francisco Lindor hits homer No. 300 in Mets loss to Nationals (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — A season that couldn’t end soon enough was extended by another hour Sunday afternoon because of the same nor’easter that has ravaged much of the East Coast. The Mets lost 6-4 at Nationals Park in game 162, but it didn’t matter for them or for the Washington Nationals, the NL East’s two worst teams in 2026. Still, finishing the season strong means something for the Amazins’, and it provided one last opportunity for a milestone moment for Francisco Lindor ahead of what could be a prol
Jonah Tong tries to show he belongs in final Mets start of season (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Mets manager Andy Green had some very pointed comments for Jonah Tong ahead of his final start of the season Saturday at Nationals Park: Show us you belong in the big leagues today, and then show up in spring training and show us again. The right-handed rookie tossed five innings in the Mets’ penultimate game of the year, allowing only one earned run, walking one, hitting one and striking out nine. The Mets defeated the Washington Nationals 7-1, and for the most part, Tong looked li
Mets’ Francisco Alvarez struggles, Carson Benge gets 20-20 season in loss vs. Nationals (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Come to the ballpark; you might see something different every day. Friday night, it was four wild pitches in one inning, two of which came in a span of three pitches and scored two runs. Then there was a double steal. The Mets used an opener, left-hander Jefry Yan, and four pitchers behind him, more than one of whom had trouble throwing strikes. How much of that was their own fault and how much was the fault of catcher Francisco Alvarez is unclear, but it was a struggle for the back
Mets Notebook: Experimental weekend vs. Nationals in season finale (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Now that Andy Green has secured his spot in the dugout for the next three seasons, in the remaining days of the current one, he knows what he wants to see. The Mets used an opener in Friday’s series opener at Nationals Park, giving left-hander Jefry Yan the start. A talented fireballer, Yan’s biggest issue is control. He’s capable of throwing multiple innings when he throws strikes, but too often he doesn’t seem to know where he’s throwing the ball. But it comes out at 100 MPH, so h
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