Mets' Wild Decade: Highs, Lows, and Unforgettable Peaks

0:00It's March 23rd. This is New York Met's News Today, AI-powered stories from Inside Your Team. The New York Met's have had a wild ride from 2016 to 2025, with seasons ranging from total flops to playoff magic. A recent ranking judges them not just on wins and losses, but on pure enjoyment for fans. The worst was 2017, at 70 wins and 92 losses, a huge letdown after back-to-back playoff runs. The list climbs through short pandemic ball in 2020, a collapse in 2023, and middling years hampered by injuries. Meanwhile, stand out pitching kept things interesting in spots, like Jacob DeGrom's Sai Young seasons in 2018 and 2019. The 2022 team won 101 games, but blew a division lead, and lost in the wild card series. Fans cherished the homegrown stars, like Peter Lanzo and Francisco Lindor, who powered those squads. Let supporters spelt the highs and lows deeply, from heartbreak and wild card losses, to

1:01joy and rookie records in late surges. The 2021 and 2025 teams started strong, but faded, leading to trades and free agent exits that reshaped rosters. Topping the list is 2024, with 89 wins and 73 losses, capped by an epic National League Championship series run. They clinched a wild card spot dramatically, beat Milwaukee and Philadelphia, and thrilled city field before falling to the Dodgers. This decade shows the Metz Resilience, blending heartbreak with unforgettable peaks that keep fans hooked for what's next.