In the 62nd round of the 1988 MLB Draft, the Los Angeles Dodgers selected catcher Mike Piazza as a favor to Piazza’s father, a friend of Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda. The pick proved inspired as Piaz ...

Since the Amazins’ first took the field in 1962, there have been two clubs in New York City: the Mets and the Yankees. Fans of each team love to debate who’s the best in town, and the Mets-based 7 Lin ...

Mike Piazza gave Mets fans plenty to cheer about over the years. He was an All-Star in seven of eight seasons as a Met, tallying 220 home runs. The Mets retired his no. 31 in July 2016, the same month ...

The Mets hit on all cylinders (and the hits kept coming!) during a 24-4 win in the first game of a doubleheader over the Philadelphia Phillies on the road. By thrashing their division rivals, the Mets ...

Back to the postseason! With a 5-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on the road, the Mets secured a Wild Card spot and their second consecutive trip to the playoffs. Jeurys Familia picked up his ...

A pinstriped coin with Mike Piazza’s no. 31 commemorated the catcher’s 2016 induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Piazza became the second player, after Tom Seaver, whose primary team was ...

In their first meeting against the Chicago Cubs since the 2015 NLCS, the Mets earned a comeback 4-3 win at home. A sixth-inning Yoenis Cespedes home run got the Mets on the board. A seventh-inning thr ...

After a social media post of Noah Syndergaard in a Thor costume went viral, fans celebrated the likeness between the Mets ace and the comic book superhero. While Thor used a hammer, Syndergaard’s arm ...

Fans gave Mike Piazza a standing ovation during his jersey retirement ceremony at Citi Field. Piazza’s no. 31 was the fifth number in franchise history to be retired, along with those of Casey Stengel ...

Mets fans have strong opinions about their team and its players. These two made their feelings about pitchers Matt Harvey and Noah Syndergaard known through their signs.