The former Met began the final year of his contract in St. Louis with two scoreless innings and a brief look at a new cutter and curve.

St. Louis Cardinals' Matt Koperniak, right, is safe at second for a stolen base as the throw gets past New York Mets shortstop Yonny Hernández during the first inning of

The New York Mets face a challenge with Sean Manaea sidelined due to an oblique injury just before the 2025 MLB season. They may turn to former pitcher Jose Quintana, who has a strong postseason record and familiarity with the team.

The New York Mets made several key signings to bolster their rotation this offseason. One starter, Frankie Montas, has already gone down with a lat injury. But that wasn't the end of the Mets' issues with injuries. The hits keep on coming, and on Monday, it was revealed that yet another starter would miss some time.

After 25-year-old third baseman Mark Vientos posted 135 OPS+ in his second full MLB season for New York, the Mets never made much sense for Arenado. This became even more unlikely when New York re-signed slugging first baseman Pete Alonso, removing the possibility of Vientos sliding to first and opening up third for Arenado.

Montgomery proved during the Texas Rangers' 2023 World Series run that he can handle the big stage, and that's where the Mets will live all season. Coming to Queens and taking over a mid-rotation spot for the Mets could be the ideal situation for Montgomery to thrive once more.

The St. Louis Cardinals have chosen a new direction this year after a disappointing 2024 season. They let Paul Goldschmidt

A week after the New York Mets lost starting pitcher Frankie Montas, who they signed in the offseason to a two-year, $34 million free agent contract, another key member of their starting rotation is now expected to miss opening day — and possibly several weeks more.

Over the winter, the New York Mets signed ... Right now, the Mets are a motivated buyer. Luckily, a motivated seller in the St. Louis Cardinals might have what they need. The Cardinals have ...

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado popped up in MLB rumors this winter with the club eyeing a retool

The St. Louis Cardinals advertised a 'reset' at the beginning of the offseason, prioritizing trading veterans and clearing a path for their younger players. Wit

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado reported to spring training on Sunday after an MLB offseason filled with trade rumors. With three years remaining on his eight-year, $260 million contract (deferred money until 2041, via Spotrac ), Arenado sought a trade to a World Series contender this offseason.