The left-hander had a second straight Grapefruit League start Thursday in which his velocity was notably down, and he slogged through his outing against the Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium.

"Sean Manaea doesn't have an explanation for his lower spring velocity, which was in the 89-90 mph range today," DiComo shared. "But he's not concerned about it at this point. Says he'll ideally get ...

Given his injury history and considerable potential, the Mets took it slow with their new outfielder at the start of spring ...

Mets starting pitcher Sean Manaea says he's healthy and feels good, but his fastball velocity is down this spring.

Cardinals third baseman Nolan Gorman has a lot to prove in the batter’s box. Last year, he had a slash line of .205/.296/.370 with 136 strikeouts. Before St. Louis' 3-1 win over the Mets Thursday at ...

To be clear, Sean Manaea says, he is fully healthy. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza agrees. But Manaea’s fastball velocity, a note of concern following his Grapefruit League debut Friday, is rapidly ...

New York Mets starting pitcher Sean Manaea addressed his lack of velocity on his fastball during spring training.

With a splotch of mud awaiting his sliding arrival at third, Nolan Gorman raced for his first triple of spring, the first of his two extra-base hits of his afternoon.

The pitching rotation that hit a wall midway through their excruciating, months-long fall from grace appears deep now — much ...

Sean Manaea is giving the New York Mets reasons for a wild role change before Opening Day.

The Mets have optioned top pitching prospect Jonah Tong to minor league camp. Carlos Mendoza explained the move and when Tong could return.

Pitchers will often experience a lower velocity during spring training while building up, so it's not necessarily a major concern. However, it's still worth keeping an eye on as Manaea moves towards ...