Sounds From Seaver Way

Carson Benge talks with the media after becoming the first rookie in franchise history to hit 20 home runs, 20 stolen bases and 20 doubles in a single season.

Andy Green talks with the media after the Mets 7-6 loss to the Washington Nationals on Friday night. Green discusses Carson Benge's historic rookie season after hitting his 20th home run of the season.

Pat McCarthy talks with Kodai Senga through team interpreter Hiro Fujiwara on a roller coaster 2026 season. Kodai discusses a slow start to the year and finding his role as closer.

Keith Raad talks with the Mets manager ahead of New York's final series of the 2026 season, as the Mets are in Washington DC to face the Nationals.

Sean Manaea had another solid outing tonight, with his first outing of six innings in over three months. He spoke to the media postgame about his reaction to getting back to that point, his ability to bounce back in this start after getting into trouble, and what he thinks it means for the team to have Andy Green as the manager of the future.

The Mets beat the Rangers in the first game of their series in Texas. Mets manager Andy Green met with the media postgame to discuss Sean Manaea's outing and ability to get through six innings, the resurgence of Francisco Alvarez at the plate, and he provided a glimpse of the Mets pitching staff after this season.

Carson Benge had a very productive day on offense, with a couple of hits and a run batted in, in addition to setting the Mets rookie record for stolen bases. He spoke with Pat McCarthy about his big day and what it means to have Andy Green as the manager of the future.

Earlier today, the New York Mets announced interim manager Andy Green had agreed to a three-year contract to be the Mets manager. Pregame, President of Baseball Operations David Stearns, alongside Andy Green, met with the media to discuss the decision to retain Andy as manager, Andy's change in passion towards staying in the dugout, how their discussions progressed, and ultimately what let to today's announcement.

Earlier today, Andy Green was named the Mets manager and agreed a three-year deal. He sat down with Keith Raad afterwards to discuss the move, how he came to the decision to manage the Mets beyond this season, and how he has built the relationships with not just the young members of the team, but also the veterans in the locker room.

It was a record setting night and season for Carson Benge who took the Mets franchise record for hits in a rookie season and following the game and the 10-3 win he met with the media to discuss his feelings on the season and the historic milestone.