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Standing (Division)Division Rank	4th NL East
WinsWins	74
LossesLosses	87
RunsRuns Scored	717
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	731
Batting AverageBatting Average	.238
Home RunsHome Runs	215
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Rangers RHP Scherzer to miss rest of regular season because of strained muscle in shoulder

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David Stearns agrees to become Mets president of baseball operations, according to reports

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Mets’ Carlos Carrasco is done for the season after breaking his pinky in a weightlifting mishap

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Mets closer Díaz throws bullpen, hopes for return to mound this season

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Yankees and Tigers will play in the Little League Classic on Aug. 18 next year

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Cardinals rookie gets back 1st-hit ball after Mets’ Alonso throws it into the stands

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David Stearns

NYM General Manager

Mets named David Stearns president of baseball operations.

This was the first day the Mets could officially bring on Stearns after his contract with the Brewers ended. The 38-year-old Manhattan native spent seven seasons running the show in Milwaukee before stepping down and assuming an advisory role this year. Reports indicated that he’s getting a five-year, $50 million deal.
Jose Butto

NYM Starting Pitcher #70

José Butto yielded two runs in six innings in a loss to the Phillies on Sunday.

Butto gave up five hits (including a solo shot to Alec Bohm) while walking two and striking out four. He’s held his own down the stretch by allowing two runs or fewer in four of his five starts. The Mets figure to be plenty active in terms of filling rotation spots this winter, but Butto makes for fine depth at the very least.
Ronny Mauricio

NYM Shortstop #60

Ronny Mauricio went 1-for-3 with a single and a stolen base in Sunday’s season-ending loss to the Phillies.

Mauricio cooled off considerably down the stretch, but he went a perfect 7-for-7 in stolen bases and showed off some impressive power at times. He saw time at both second base and third base after his call-up, which are both potential spots for him next season. How it plays out will all depend on what new president of baseball operations David Stearns thinks, but Mauricio is a name to watch in fantasy leagues.
Buck Showalter

NYM Manager

Buck Showalter is not returning as the manager for the Mets in 2024.

Showalter broke the news during a press conference before Sunday’s game against the Phillies. The 67-year-old skipper went 175-147 in his two years with the Mets. The move will allow new general manager David Sterns to select his own manager as the Mets look to get back above .500 next season.
Francisco Alvarez

NYM Catcher #4

Francisco Alvarez enjoyed a career-day on Saturday, launching a pair of homers while driving in six runs as the Mets topped the Phillies 11-4 in the second game of a doubleheader.

Alvarez connected for a 412-foot blast in the second inning before socking his first career grand slam in the third. The rookie backstop had just two homers over his previous 42 games combined. Still, he’s sporting 25 home runs and 63 RBI over 121 games as a rookie, which is pretty darn impressive for a 21-year-old catcher. There’s work to do with his approach, but he could be a top-five fantasy catcher as soon as next season.
Jose Quintana

NYM Starting Pitcher #62

Jose Quintana yielded four runs (three earned) over four innings in a no-decision against the Phillies on Saturday.

Probably not what Quintana had in mind for his season finale. Everything was going swimmingly until the Phillies put up a four-spot in the fourth inning, the big blow of which was a three-run blast off the bat of Kyle Schwarber. This season didn’t go according to plan for the veteran southpaw, as he didn’t make his Mets debut until July 20 due to bone graft surgery on his rib, but he bounced back with a solid 3.57 ERA across 13 starts. He’s still owed $13 million next season in the second year of his two-year, $26 million contract. The Mets will be happy to have him back behind ace Kodai Senga, and presumably, a couple of offseason additions to the rotation.
Francisco Lindor

NYM Shortstop #12

Francisco Lindor slugged a two-run homer and scored three runs as the Mets finished off a doubleheader sweep of the Phillies on Saturday.

Lindor hit the third of three homers for the Mets against lefty Michael Plassmeyer, essentially putting the game out of reach. Lindor is now up to 31 homers to go along with 98 RBI, 108 runs scored, and 31 stolen bases. He’ll surely try his best to reach the 100-RBI mark on Sunday, but either way he’s been an elite fantasy producer this season.
Tylor Megill

NYM Starting Pitcher #38

Tylor Megill allowed one run in 7 1/3 innings in a 4-3 victory as the Mets took the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader against the Phillies.

The lone run scored after he was pulled from the game. Megill allowed just two hits while walking two and striking out seven. It was the first time in his career that he recorded an out in the eighth inning as a starter. The playoff-bound Phillies were sitting a couple of regulars and seemed eager to get the doubleheader over with at times, but Megill will take it. The 28-year-old will finish the year with a 4.70 ERA and 105/58 K/BB ratio in 126 1/3 innings over 25 starts. While Megill has been better of late, he’s unlikely to be promised a rotation spot going into the spring.
Adam Ottavino

NYM Relief Pitcher #0

Adam Ottavino allowed two runs but hung on for his 12th save of the season as the Mets took Game 1 of Saturday’s doubleheader against the Phillies.

Ottavino allowed three out of the first four batters to reach base and had the tying run on third base thanks to a pair of steals by Weston Wilson, but he was able to strike out Jake Cave looking and get Cristian Pache to fly out to center field to end it. The 37-year-old has been scored upon in each of his last three appearances, so his ERA now sits at 3.21 for the year. Ottavino holds a player option for next year, which he is expected to exercise. If all goes according to plan for the Mets — and for Edwin Díaz, especially — Ottavino is likely to slide back into a set-up role in 2024.
Omar Narvaez

NYM Catcher #2

Omar Narváez went 1-for-3 with a solo homer in Saturday’s win over the Phillies.

It was just his second home run of the season. Of course, the veteran backstop missed extended time this year with a high grade strain of his left calf and mostly took a backseat to rookie Francisco Alvarez once he was back to full health. Assuming Narváez picks up his $7 million player option for 2024 — which he will almost certainly do — he’ll find himself in a backup role once again.

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