After a long injury layoff, Ronny Mauricio is flashing his power-speed potential again and looks poised for a steady role in the Mets' lineup.

It's fair to say, then, that nobody has forgotten about him despite the length of his absence, and indeed, before even throwing his first official pitch of 2025, he's already rostered in 83 percent of CBS Sports leagues.

On Mets Off Day Live, host of The Mets Pod Joe DeMayo and The Athletic's Tim Britton join Chelsea Sherrod to discuss the Mets' recent series' against the Dodgers, Ronny Mauricio's performance since getting called up,

Ronny Mauricio has made it back to the majors. The former top prospect is being promoted Tuesday and will join the team in Los Angeles for the second matchup of its four-game set with the Dodgers, The Post’s Joel Sherman confirmed.

The MLB season continues to heat up as we are starting to see some of the top prospects get called up to the show. Plenty of opportunities exist this week for fantasy managers to add a top prospect, replace an injured player,

The Mets finally had a "great night" offensively, according to manager Carlos Mendoza, but perhaps the most impressive display was Ronny Mauricio's 465-foot solo blast that landed in the third deck. Mendoza and Francisco Lindor couldn't recall ever seeing a player hit a HR up there,

Ronny Mauricio is back, Ken (still) praises the Brewers’ pitching depth and we take an early look at this year’s trade deadline. Plus: We can confirm, Colton Cowser is not afraid of shrimp. I’m Levi Weaver,