⚾ NY Mets (M-Score)
New York Mets sabermetrics and NL East competitive intelligence — powered by advanced statistical models.
Last Updated: April 9, 2026
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Mets Pitching Stands Out This Season
The Mets' ERA is 22.8% better than the NL average.
Mets vs. NL Average
🏆 NL East — M-Score Standings
The M-Score is a composite power ranking weighted by wRC+, FIP, OPS, and WHIP.
| Rank | Team | M-Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Atlanta Braves | 0.90 |
| 2 | Miami Marlins | 0.60 |
| 3 | Washington Nationals | 0.31 |
| 4 | ⚾ New York Mets Mets | 0.15 -0.13 |
| 5 | Philadelphia Phillies | -0.35 |
The Mets rank in the 47th percentile across all National League teams by M-Score.
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Mets 2026 Season Snapshot
The New York Mets are currently 4th in the NL East (M-Score: 0.15), placing them in the 47th percentile across all National League teams. By composite advanced metrics, they are a league-average team — a team whose full statistical profile tells a story beyond the standings.
Their pitching staff stands out as a genuine strength: a team ERA of 2.90 is 22.8% better than the NL average of 3.76, a hallmark of Pitching Excellence. Offensively the club is performing around the NL mean, posting a team OPS of 0.694 against an average of 0.700.
📊 Analyst Note
**Overperforming**: Based on their run-differential, the Mets' Pythagorean win percentage sits at 62.1%, above the 50.0% baseline. Their run-differential suggests they are a legitimately elite team. Compared to the NL average Pythagorean win rate, the Mets are +7.8 percentage points ahead.
About the M-Score Model
The M-Score (Mets Power Ranking) is a proprietary composite metric designed to evaluate MLB team strength across four key dimensions: Offensive Efficiency (wRC+, 30%), Pitching Efficiency (FIP, 30%), On-Base + Slugging (OPS, 20%), and Base-Traffic Control (WHIP, 20%). A higher M-Score indicates a stronger overall team relative to the rest of the National League.