Ahead of Friday's game, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza sent a message regarding Los Angeles that could make the series that much more interesting. This series is already a must-watch as it is, but Mendoza's recent message about the Dodgers should add a bit more intrigue.

Game 1 was a fever dream, even for these extraordinarily chaotic playoffs. Let's see what's in store for Friday night.

Brett Baty hit a two-run single to break a seventh-inning tie and help the New York Mets avert a three-game sweep by beating the Boston Red Sox 5-1.

Brazobán barely made the Opening Day roster. Now he's one of Carlos Mendoza's most-trusted high-leverage relievers.

It spoke volumes about Brett Baty’s progression as a baseball player that when Carlos Mendoza looked to shake up his lineup for Wednesday’s series finale at Fenway Park, the Mets’ manager chose to keep Baty in his starting nine.

YouTube New York vs. Boston always provides baseball drama. But this week, it wasn’t the Yankees & Red Sox doing the honors. The New York Mets, of all teams, brought the sizzle to Fenway in a wild mid-week series that saw Walker Buehler get ejected and Alex Cora breaking the dugout