The 2016 yearbook toasted the NL pennant winners of the previous season. The Mets would return to the postseason for a second consecutive year but fell short of another pennant.

Jacob deGrom made his final five starts of the 2020 season wearing a no. 41 patch in honor of Tom Seaver along with the rest of his Mets teammates. During that stretch, deGrom posted a 2-1 record and ...

The death of Tom Seaver in 2020 impacted the entire baseball world. Condolences and fond memories of “Tom Terrific” poured in from fans, coaches and players of all ages. After Seaver’s death on August ...

In a bizarre game, Jacob deGrom returned from the injured list but had to wait an hour for a rain delay after warming up. Then deGrom threw a scoreless 1st inning against the Philadelphia Phillies, bu ...

Jacob deGrom’s 2019 fastball averaged over 97 miles per hour. That velocity actually increased to 98.6 mph in 2020 and 99.2 mph in 2021. He just keeps getting better and better.

The Mets stayed alive in the postseason after a 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on the road in Game 5 of the NLDS. The Dodgers scored 2 runs in the 1st inning, but strong pitching by Jacob deGrom ...

The Mets had a special 2019 season thanks to these two. Can you think of a franchise with two better stars than Jacob deGrom and Pete Alonso?

The Mets honored legendary pitcher Tom Seaver following his passing on August 31, 2020. As part of the tribute, Jacob deGrom and the rest of the roster wore no. 41 sleeve patches. In deGrom’s final ap ...

The Mets ace changed things up in 2019, throwing his slider more than ever before. With an average velocity of 92.7 miles per hour, deGrom has the fastest slider in the game.

No. 48 finished the 2019 season with a hitting slash line of .200/.246/.323 with 2 home runs and 6 RBIs. Not bad for a pitcher!