If Mets Fire Carlos Mendoza, Steve Cohen Should Make MLB’s Boldest Move originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Mets’ summer struggles are officially turning into a full-blown collapse, and owner Steve Cohen is rapidly facing a Carlos Mendoza-sized problem.

Six weeks from the conclusion of the 2025 MLB season, there is a lot of tension both inside and outside the New York Mets, where the power of the New York bats is cold and therefor

The New York Mets are struggling, and manager Carlos Mendoza can't put his finger on what exactly has gone wrong in recent years.

Following Nolan McLean's most recent performance, manager Carlos Mendoza had to speak forcefully about what the pitcher represents for the New York Mets given their current situation.

The New York Mets are currently enduring the toughest skid of their season, turning what might have been a typical slump into a full-blown nightmare.

Carlos Mendoza said Saturday the Mets would stick with a five-man rotation the next time through, leading into Thursday’s off-day, as opposed to adding another starter for a turn. So David Peterson will start on regular rest for a fourth time this season on Wednesday, something he’s had mixed results with this season.

After losing 14 of 16 games, New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza issues a hard-hitting message about the team’s performance and bullpen struggles, as the Philadelphia Phillies pull ahead in the NL East.

Things haven't been going the New York Mets' way of late, but Jon Heyman of the New York Post sees no end in sight for the skipper's job status.

The Mets are going through their roughest stretch of the year; is a managerial change needed to turn their season around?

For Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, having a bullpen with the experienced depth the team acquired before the trade deadline should be huge advantage but the group "hasn't been able to get the job done." Despite the 11-9 loss to Seattle,