The New York Mets got back on track Wednesday night, defeating the Atlanta Braves 7-3 thanks to contributions up and down the lineup. Juan Soto led the way with ...

A firestorm erupted at the Mets’ Citi Field on Friday night when the team put a Pride flag on the jumbotron during the national anthem instead of the Stars and Stripes. Fans were furious, calling for ...

Social media users shared a video that only showed five seconds of the national anthem performance, which didn't tell the whole story.

The New York Mets replaced the U.S. flag with the Pride flag while the national anthem was performed at a baseball game on June 13, 2025. Rating: Miscaptioned (About this rating?) In mid-June 2025 ...

The New York Mets left baseball fans furious on Friday night after showing a Pride flag on their big screen during a rendition of the US national anthem. Prior to their game against the Tampa Bay ...

MLB teams traditionally hold Pride-themed events in June, with the Boston Red Sox also sparking controversy by staging a pre-game drag show earlier this week.

Unlike in 2023, this year’s Pride Night avoided direct controversy. Players wore the hats without drama, excluded the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, and focused the night mainly on celebration.

The video was filmed during the Mets’ Pride Night game against the Tampa Bay Rays June 13. The national anthem portion of the event opened with a video showing the American flag.

There’s a saying in baseball that playing time seems to work itself out. That sure is true in Queens at the moment.