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It was a bitter end to the Mets season and after the game Brandon Nimmo met with the media to discuss where his mind is after the loss.

It was a frustrating end to the Mets season and after their 4-0 loss to the Marlins Pete Alonso met with the media to give a breakdown on their season along with an outlook on what could be another offseason of questions.

The Mets came into Sunday's game against the Marlins needing a win for a chance at October baseball but after a disappointing 4-0 loss they were sent home for the season and after the game Carlos Mendoza met with the media to share his thoughts on a tough end to their year.

It's not the first high pressure game in the career of Mark Vientos but it is the latest one for he and his Mets teammates and ahead of Game 162 he met with Pat McCarthy to discuss how he and the team feels going into a do or die final game.

Game 162 and the job for the Mets and Carlos Mendoza is simple get a win and hope for a Reds loss and ahead of the most pivotal game of the season he met with Keith Raad to discuss his confidence in the team and how they plan to come away with a huge victory.

After pitching on Sunday and Wednesday, Clay Holmes answered the call today, dominating the Marlins for six innings. He spoke with the media postgame and discussed his satisfaction with his outing, how he feels physically after pitching in three games this week, how it was different for him starting in a big game as opposed to relieving, and the changes he has made recently that allowed him to have this successful start.

Clay Holmes dominated today, hurling six innings of one-hit ball. Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor joined Pat McCarthy postgame to discuss Clay's impressive outing today, and his anticipation for tomorrow's season finale, where the Mets playoff hopes will be decided.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke with the media postgame and broke down the gutsy and dominant outing from Clay Holmes, Pete Alonso's offensive outburst to set the tone early, what he expects tomorrow, and answered if he will be watching the Reds game tonight.

Pat McCarthy spoke with Francisco Alvarez ahead of Game 161, and Francisco discussed the team's mindset after last night's loss, his preparation for each game, how he is dealing with his injuries, and what it would mean for him to help the team reach the postseason.

Keith Raad sat down with Mets manager Carlos Mendoza ahead of the crucial 161st game of the 2025 season.Prior to what is essentially a must win game for the Mets, Carlos discussed which pitchers are available for today, the injury to Brett Baty, the Marlins starter today, Eury Perez, and the decision to call up Dylan Ross for today's game.

It was a loss for the Mets who also lost Brett Baty to an apparent injury and after exiting the game early he met with the media to give an update on how he's feeling.

The Mets fell in a must win series opening game against the Marlins and after the game Carlos Mendoza met with the media to breakdown the loss along with give an update on Brett Baty who exited the game early.

The Mets are looking to leave Miami with their Playoff Ticket punched and one of the key pieces in getting that done is Pete Alosno who met with Pat McCarthy to discuss the feelings within the clubhouse and how their battle tested past can help them out.

The Mets enter the final series of the regular season in control of their own destiny and with a thin single game lead in the final wild card spot Carlos Mendoza sat down with Keith Raad to discuss his lineup decisions along with having Francisco Lindor lead from the front when the lights are brightest.

Keith Raad caught up with the Mets third baseman after he drove in three runs in New York's 8-5 win over the Cubs in Chicago on Thursday night.