The 2014 New York Mets season was a year of significant progress as the team finished with a 79-83 record, marking their highest win total and best divisional finish since 2010. The campaign was highlighted by the emergence of young talent and strong individual performances, including Lucas Duda's breakout 30-home run season and Jacob deGrom capturing the National League Rookie of the Year Award. Under manager Terry Collins, the Mets remained competitive throughout the summer, finishing tied for second place in the NL East and establishing a promising foundation for their future postseason success.