Pete Alonso flashed some serious leather in the win, while Mark Vientos came up with a timely hit when it mattered most Manager Carlos Mendoza discussed Vientos' resurgence, as the third baseman is now on a six-game hitting streak

It was Mark Vientos who played hero for the New York Mets on Saturday night in San Francisco. A two-run double was all they’d tack onto the scoreboard. It was a

Vientos went 1-for-3 with a double and two RBI in Saturday's win over San Francisco to extend his hit streak to six games, but he's not in the starting nine for Sunday's series finale. Starling Marte will bat sixth as the designated hitter against Giants lefty Matt Gage, who is serving as an opener ahead of righty Carson Seymour.

The Mets are looking to match their season-long win streak which stands at seven games at 7:10 p.m. on Sunday against the Giants in San Francisco.

With one week left before the July 31 trade deadline, New York Mets beat writers Tim Britton and Will Sammon tackled questions regarding Clay Holmes’ role, Mark Vientos’ future and the possibility of upgrading the lineup. Note: Submitted questions have been edited for clarity and length.

The Mets picked up their sixth straight victory by beating the Giants 2-1. Mark Vientos put the Mets ahead with a two-run double in the sixth, and David Peterson turned in another strong outing, allowing one run over six innings. Reed Garrett and Ryne ...

Francisco Alvarez was understandably down when the Mets demoted him to Triple-A last month. The young catcher had not been able to put anything together offensively, despite revamping his approach at the plate,

Mark Vientos catches a Matt Chapman liner and fires to Brett Baty to turn a double play in the bottom of the 1st