Brandon Nimmo spoke with the media following the series sweep at the hands of the Brewers and spoke about the tough weekend, his belief in the team in the divisional standings, his own personal struggles, and what he is seeing from the team right now.

Following the series sweep at the hand of the Brewers, Carlos Mendoza addressed the media and spoke about this tough stretch, the belief in the team, the need to perform, what is needed from the starting pitchers, the frustration surrounding the team, and how they need to move forward.

Former Met, and 2012 Cy Young winner R.A. Dickey sat down with Pat McCarthy and discusses the upcoming Alumni Classic at Citi Field. R.A. spoke about the former players he is excited to play with and against, if his arm is prepared to pitch in the game, and what it means for him to be back on the mound where he won a Cy Young and where he ended his big league career.

Ahead of the series finale against the Brewers, Carlos Mendoza sat down with Keith Raad and discussed the frustration shown by the team recently, the difficulties with facing the red hot Brewers, and what to expect today from Sean Manaea.

Francisco Lindor spoke with the media following the team's loss in Milwaukee. Francisco spoke about his error that allowed two runs to score, the frustration he is feeling and expressing, and his struggles at the dish.

Following the team's 10th loss in their last 11 games, Carlos Mendoza addressed the media and spoke about the frustration the team is feeling during this stretch. He spoke about what went wrong, Pete Alonso's record tying home run, and the positive takeaways from tonight's loss.

Pat McCarthy sits down with former Mets southpaw Jose Quintana and Jose talks about playing for the red hot Brewers, his start in the Wild Card series last year against the Brewers and all his memories from last year's run

Ahead of tonight's contest aginst the Brewers, Carlos Mendoza sits down with Keith Raad and discusses last night's loss, some players starting to get close to turning it around, and the use of Reed Garrett as an opener for tonight's game.

The Mets 3-2 loss in game one against the Brewers came down to a play at the plate and after the game team manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media to discuss a game where despite a good start the bats dried up along with Kodai Senga's start.

Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns makes his own return to Milwaukee and amidst the struggles from the team he met with the media to discuss the difficult stretch and how the team is looking to turn the tides.