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Before the start of the season, Torrens switched agents. Ulises Cabrera now represents him.

Catcher Luis Torrens and the New York Mets are in agreement on a two-year extension, league source tells The Athletic. He is set to make $11.5 million for 2027 and 2028.

Right-hander Max Kranick and the Washington Nationals are in agreement on a deal, pending physical, league sources tell The Athletic.

Inside the end of the Rob Thomson era in Philadelphia: nytimes.com/athletic/72387…

The Mets are putting Kodai Senga on the injured list with lumbar spine inflammation and calling up Christian Scott.

The Phillies have fired manager Rob Thomson, sources told The Athletic. Don Mattingly will be interim manager.

As the Mets continue free fall, is there a move that can save them? nytimes.com/athletic/72335…

The Mets and outfielder Austin Slater are in agreement on a deal, league source tells The Athletic.

The Mets are designating Tommy Pham for assignment.

The Mets (9-19) are a season-worst 10 games below .500. They lost both games of a doubleheader today against the Rockies, scoring a total of one run. This season, they've scored less than two runs in a game 10 times.

Red Sox fire manager Alex Cora and five coaches and five coaches. Story will be updated nytimes.com/athletic/72302…

The Mets’ rainout allowed their hitting coach Troy Snitker to buy a last-minute flight to Atlanta to see his dad inducted into the Braves Hall of Fame tonight. Troy left Citi Field around 10:30 am, flew from LGA to ATL and knocked on his dad’s door at The Omni in The Battery around 3:15 pm. Snit thought it was the hotel maid. Needless to say, it was a wonderful surprise

Nolan McLean will start the first game for the Mets with Kodai Senga set to start the second game.

The Mets are planning on having reliever Austin Warren be their extra player for the doubleheader against the Rockies tomorrow, league sources said.

Needing some fresh pitching help, the Mets are promoting Carl Edwards Jr., league sources said, and optioning Christian Scott, last night’s starter.

With three starters-turned-relievers, the Mets' bullpen is unorthodox. Even in a win last night, the roster showed its limitations. Is a trade inevitable? nytimes.com/athletic/72242…

We have made the following roster moves.

For the first time since April 7 and after 12 straight losses, the Mets won a game.

Lindor left with left calf tightness, Mets say

Francisco Lindor is out of the game for the Mets. Bo Bichette moved to shortstop with Brett Baty in to play third base.