New York Post

Luis Severino’s setback means an opportunity for Jhony Brito.

Dylan Bundy spent the offseason awaiting an offer, and finally received a call from the Mets.

The rookies took their best shot, but it wasn’t enough to earn them spots on the Mets’ Opening Day roster.

Francisco Lindor blasted a two-run homer in the Mets’ 4-4 exhibition tie with the Cardinals at Clover Park. The homer was Lindor’s third this spring.

Starling Marte kept it simple for spring training: If he could leave with his legs stronger than when he arrived it would be a successful camp with the Mets.

Daniel Vogelbach went 0-for-1 with a walk. The Mets designated hitter is batting only .222 this spring.

Max Scherzer’s scheduled Opening Day start for the Mets is now official. Justin Verlander will start the home opener.

Brandon London is joined by Jake Brown, as they discuss the new food options that will be available to fans at Citi Field in 2023. They also react to the Mets’ new supersized scoreboard in center field, which will be larger than any other MLB stadium has.

The veteran outfielder arrived at camp with a goal of increasing his power production — following offseason workouts tailored toward such improvement.

The arrival of a new wave of stars has created the potential for a renaissance in a city that is starved for a title.

If you think the bases are big, wait until you see the Mets' scoreboard.

The Mets’ roster does not look like one that will be capitalizing on what almost certainly will be a rise in steal attempts and successes.

Prospect Brett Baty looks unlikely to make the Mets despite a huge spring. Meanwhile, Mark Vientos may have a better shot to join the big club sooner.

Pete Alonso, in a sense, feels as if he spent the last two weeks adding to his postseason experience.

Mike Vasil studied the Braves lineup he was set to face Thursday and said he laughed, understanding the challenge he faced.