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After an off day, the Mets (64-60, 9.0 GB in NL East, 2.0 GB in Wild Card) are back in action as they start their nine-game homestand at Citi Field on Tuesday at 7:10 p.m. against the Cleveland Indians.

Rajai Davis is back with the big club, the team announced, as he was recalled with RHP Walker Lockett being sent back down to Triple-A Syracuse.

The 26-year-old Nimmo has been out since May 21.

As the Mets head toward the homestretch in the regular season, they will be doing so without a bullpen piece.

In the span of two years, Mets shortstop Amed Rosario has gone from the top prospect in baseball to a defensive liability who could be moved to center field, to back to being a young star on the rise.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver an all-new Shea Anything podcast, as the Mets remain in the NL Wild Card hunt.

The Mets family unfortunately lost one of its original members in Al Jackson, who passed away in Port St. Lucie on Monday at 83.

The Mets' system got a boost with their terrific Draft in June but took a serious hit when they traded pitching prospects Anthony Kay and Simeon Woods Richardson to the Blue Jays for Marcus Stroman. Here's how the top prospects are performing...

If you've been following the Mets this year, you know that they've become highly reluctant to publicize estimated timetables on when injured players will return.

The Mets came away with yet another series victory, as their hot second half continues. And their World Series odds continue to get better because of it.

DeGrom started on Saturday night against the Royals in Kansas City, and if the Mets keep him on an every-fifth-day schedule, his final start of the regular season will be on Sept. 25.

When Mickey Callaway noticed JD Davis moving with what he said was not a "smooth gait," the manager's decision on who would take over in left field came down to one person, Amed Rosario.

The Mets handed it to the Royals in a 11-5 win to take the series in Kansas City on Sunday afternoon.

Pete Alonso was having himself a fine day at the plate in Kansas City on Sunday, and his final at-bat put his name next to some more league history.

Michael Conforto has been swinging a hot bat lately, and he didn't waste any time showing the Royals exactly how hot it is.