No: the New York Mets Doom Index sits at 62 out of 100 today (Believing), up 3.7 since yesterday. Things are going better than this team's own baseline: the fanbase believes. At 41-57, that makes them the 24th most doomed fanbase in baseball right now.
The biggest drag on the number is Run Prevention at 24; the bright spot is Hope Premium at 100. Every signal measures deviation from the Mets' own season baseline: this is a mood ring, not a power ranking.
| Signal | Score (0–100) |
|---|---|
| Momentum | 63 |
| Offense | 62 |
| Run Prevention | 24 |
| Playoff Pulse | 43 |
| Regression Watch | 64 |
| Hope Premium | 100 |
Should the Mets panic?
No. The New York Mets Doom Index is 62 out of 100 today: the Believing zone. Things are going better than this team's own baseline: the fanbase believes.
What is the Mets Doom Index today?
62 out of 100 as of July 17, 2026, in the Believing zone. 0 is doomed, 100 is refuse-to-lose, measured against the Mets' own baseline.
How is the Doom Index calculated?
Six daily signals: momentum, offense, run prevention, playoff odds, regression risk, and the market's hope premium (Polymarket vs FanGraphs), each normalized against the team's own season history and blended into one 0–100 number.
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