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58-71 record · L1 streak · AI picks & best odds updated daily
58-71
Record
45.0%
Win%
L1
Streak

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ATS Record
18-35
34.0% cover rate
Over / Under
27O–22U
55.1% over rate
Home
30–35
46% at home
Away
28–36
44% on road
Advanced Stats
4.08
era
0.69
ops
1.30
whip
0.24
batting average
Scoring
4.1
PPG / GPG
4.5
Allowed
-0.3
Diff
Season Stats
46%
Home Win %
44%
Road Win %
129
Games Played

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GODDS Record on New York Mets
27W–27L · +0.2u
Win Rate
50%
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Jorge Polanco
DH
Polanco has been limited to only 37 games in his first season with the Mets while battling a nagging ankle/Achilles issue throughout the campaign. It's unclear what the exact nature of the procedure will be, nor is it known at this point how long the rehab will take. Polanco --who is set to earn $23 million in 2027 in his final year under contract -- finishes the 2026 season with an ugly .148/.201/.230 slash line.
Mark Vientos
1B
Green wouldn't provide an exact date of when Vientos would embark on a rehab assignment. Nevertheless, it's a positive sign in the veteran infielder's progress in his recovery from a fractured right hand that caused him to go on the injured list right before the All-Star break in July. The Mets should have a better sense of when Vientos can return from the IL once he's officially cleared to play in minor-league games.
Justin Hagenman
RP
Hagenman has been on the shelf all season after suffering a fractured rib during spring training. He's finally ready to pitch in games again and could be an option for the Mets bullpen in September.
Juan Soto
LF
Soto still doesn't have a clear timeline for his return from the IL, but his ability to run Friday is an encouraging sign. The biggest hurdle for a quick return to the lineup might come from the fact that the Mets are well out of the playoff picture, giving them no incentive to rush Soto back into action. He last played July 24, and over 84 games this season he's produced a .283/.408/.539 slash line with 21 homers and seven steals, and that .408 OBP would lead the National League if Soto had enough plate appearances to qualify.
Devin Williams
RP
Williams missed time recently with what was described as right arm fatigue, and now he's shelved with a strained shoulder. The Mets are optimistic that Williams will be in line for a relatively brief absence, per Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. The only player on the Mets' active roster other than Williams to record a save this season is Daniel Duarte, who picked up his second career save last week when Williams was unavailable. Duarte could be the next man up to close for the Mets, but Kodai Senga is also a candidate.
Cionel Perez
RP
Perez has tossed 5.2 scoreless frames with a 9:0 K:BB over his last five appearances but will now be shelved for at least the next couple weeks. The Mets have added Jonathan Pintaro and Xzavion Curry to their bullpen.
Reed Garrett
RP
The transaction frees up a 40-man roster spot for the addition of Bryan Hudson. Garrett underwent UCL reconstruction surgery in October and will miss the entire 2026 season.
Tylor Megill
SP
The move frees up a spot on the 40-man roster for MJ Melendez, who signing became official Thursday. Megill will miss the entire 2026 season following September 2025 Tommy John surgery.