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A Mets team that just over a month ago appeared capable of rolling through the NL East lost its mojo.&nbsp;

Lack of production with runners in scoring position and injuries have been the biggest factors in a 10-18 nosedive that began on June 13. 

Even so, the Mets will begin the post-All Star break on Friday only a half-game behind the first place Phillies in the NL East.&nbsp;

Before we resume the pennant races, a look at the Mets’ pre-All Star break grades.&nbsp;

Before we resume the pennant races, a look at the Mets’ pre-All Star break grades. {ai:summary}The Mets, once seen as strong contenders in the NL East, have struggled recently, posting a 10-18 record since June 13 due to poor performance with runners in scoring position and injuries. Despite this downturn, they start the post-All Star break just half a game behind the Phillies. Pre-All Star break grades for the Mets will be reviewed as the team looks to regain momentum in the pennant race. #sports

Mets 2025 first-half report card: Star power carrying Amazin’s in tight NL East race

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