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The Syracuse Mets are set to play their 2026 home opener against the Toledo Mud Hens on Tuesday (March 31) at NBT Bank Stadium, with the first pitch rescheduled to 3:05 p.m. due to anticipated weather issues. The game, originally planned for a 4:05 p.m. start, marks the Mets’ first time playing at home this season, giving local fans the opportunity to see their team in action.
The visiting Toledo Mud Hens, Triple-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, bring a competitive matchup to Syracuse. According to Gametime, tickets for the game remain available both at the stadium box office and online, allowing fans flexibility in securing their seats.
Fans purchasing tickets online have several options. As reported by Vivid Seats, buyers benefit from a 100% Buyer Guarantee, ensuring ticket authenticity and secure transactions. The platform also offers a loyalty program and transparent pricing, making it convenient for attendees to plan their visit.
Additional ticket information and purchasing options are available through Ticketmaster, providing multiple channels for fans to secure entry to the season opener.
The schedule change was made in response to weather forecasts that could threaten the completion of the game if played at its later scheduled time. Organizers are prioritizing player safety and fan experience by moving up the start. The Mets’ next home games and future schedule will depend on upcoming weather and league plans.