Mets manager Carlos Mendoza believes frustration might have contributed to Juan Soto's lack of hustle in New York's series opener at Boston on Monday night.

The New York Mets let slip a series they could have swept against the Los Angeles Dodgers, and manager Carlos Mendoza didn't hide his frustration.

Mets ace Kodai Senga takes a timeout for some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby, with the help of expert translator Hiro Fujiwara.

The New York Mets realistically could've swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in California but instead had to settle for a four-game series split. And Carlos Mendoza is not pleased about that.

Francisco Lindor admitted there is a sense of frustration around the clubhouse after the Mets lost for the 10th time in 11 games. But there is an understanding of what they need to do to pull out ...

BOSTON (AP) — Mets manager Carlos Mendoza wouldn’t get into specifics on any conversion he had with slugger Juan Soto after a lack of hustle left him with a single rather than extra bases in ...

Juan Soto’s $765M Mets era is off to a cold, moody start—and the fans, media, and even Soto himself can sense it.