The New York Mets' starting rotation could use some reinforcements near the trade deadline. Perhaps a reunion with a former All-Star is in the cards.

The New York Mets are back in a groove. And along with getting back in the win column, the Mets are about to see some returning faces to the 40-man roster.

If all goes according to plan, both Kodai Senga and Sean Manaea should be back pitching for the New York Mets in Kansas City.

After a deadline deal last season, this former New York Mets prospect is looking like a rotation piece the A's can use in the near future ...

Sean Manaea nears return for the New York Mets after an emotional rehab journey, giving New York a much-needed boost to its ...

David Schoenfield of ESPN proposed three wild trade ideas for Paul Skenes, Byron Buxton and Ronald Acuna Jr. One idea for ...

Left handed starter Jonathan Santucci is joining the Double-A roster after a 5-4 beginning to the year with the Brooklyn ...

Kodai Senga took a major step toward returning to the Mets with a promising rehab outing. A comeback could be just around the corner.

The New York Mets have weathered storms this season, but somehow, they’re still within striking distance of the NL East […] ...

Shane Smith has gone from Brewers minor-leaguer to an all-star with the Chicago White Sox in one year. Also: An Adrian Houser ...

After eight seasons, including two All-Star bids, with the New York Yankees, Severino joined the Mets on a one-year pact last ...

And one potential candidate has emerged: the Pittsburgh Pirates.