Manager Carlos Mendoza said there was "a chance" he plays this weekend vs. the Phillies, but was noncommittal on specifics.

NEW YORK — Mets shorstop Francisco Lindor showed no signs of discomfort when he walked into the Mets clubhouse on Thursday.

It's reflective of the Mets' uncommon ability to shrug off adversity this season, a muscle memory developed over the past six ...

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