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The Mets, through Chelsea Janes, have started letting teams know that they will begin selling off the team with the exception of a few players. All of the approximately 20 or so teams that are still in a stone’s throw of a wild card spot have begun salivating. Woo for expanded playoff, I guess. It’s […]
Francisco Lindor was thankful that his error did not lead to a run during the New York Mets’ blowout loss on Saturday. However, Lindor has admitted his mistake and that his poor standard of play when it comes to defense. This has been his story all season, as numerous on-field errors marred his role at […] The post “Not Good at All” – Francisco Lindor Admits Glaring Flaws After Another On-Field Error in Mets’ Blowout Loss to Phillies appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The Mets fell to the Phillies by a final score of 6-1 during a rainy game in Philly. The start time moved up an hour due the forecast, and whether or not the change threw the Mets off is hard to say since they normally play terrible without any help from outside forces. They immediately […]
Sing, O Muse. Sing to me of a baseball player with the mightiest of bats. Many hurlers did he face, with pitches that moved as swiftly as Hermes, and sent them all to dread Hades, where they in great multitudes begged for Charon’s passage. Sing to me of brave Kyle Schwarber, and his noble Phillies, […]
Francisco Lindor has been discussed in recent MLB trade rumors, but it's hard to envision the New York Mets parting with him.
New York Mets interim manager Andy Green insisted Saturday that his team is operating within Major League Baseball's revised rules for iPad usage in the dugout.
Mets Lineup Sean Manaea – LHP Phillies Lineup Jesús Luzardo – LHP Broadcast Info First pitch: 3:05 PM EDTTV: SNYRadio: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App, 92.3 HD2
Here are the lineups. For the Phillies: For the Mets:
Bo Bichette's bombshell signing with the New York Mets this past offseason appears like it'll be a one-and-done. All indications are that he'll be opting out of the remaining two years of his outlanding $42M AAV deal to try his hand at free agency once again. And because of the heavily front-loaded cash structure, he was paid a $40 million signing bonus immediately on March 15, leaving him with a base salary of only $2 million for the 2026 season. Teams will have no burden fina...
According to Hector Gomez, the Braves, Rays, and Brewers are eying Mets starting pitcher Freddy Peralta ahead of the trade deadline — with Gomez calling Milwaukee the top suitor as of now. SOURCE: The #Brewers have emerge as the top suitor to get starting pitcher Freddy Peralta before the trade deadline.#Braves and #Rays are showing […]
All the latest MLB rumors, from the Cubs' focus on pitching upgrades, to the Padres' willingness to trade Mason Miller and the Mets' uncertain path forward with Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor.
Meet the Mets Hit-by-pitch legend Ron Hunt passed away at the age of 85. Another day, another piece contemplating which players the Mets will trade at the deadline. The Athletic reported that the possibility of a Francisco Lindor trade is viewed as unlikely throughout the league. Around the National League East Chris Sale had a […]
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Jacob Misiorowski headed into the All-Star break with uncertainty surrounding his health, but the Milwaukee Brewers ace now looks poised to rejoin the rotation as the second half of the season gets underway. Great news for the Brewers: Jacob Misiorowski is likely to return to the starting rotation during the July 20-22 series vs. the [...]
It was star turn time, again, for Diego Pacheco.
Former New York Yankees shortstop and Baseball Hall of Famer Derek Jeter pulled some baseball cards during a Fanatics Fest event on Friday.
“To everything…there is a season. And a time and a purpose under heaven.” — Turn! Turn! Turn! by The Byrds The All-Star break has finally passed and we have a full schedule of baseball today and tonight. The Cubs open the second half of the season with a weekend set against the Twins at Wrigley … The post The Rundown: Cubs Start ‘Important Stretch’ of Baseball, Twins in Town, Maddon Returns, Mets Open for Business appeared first on .
The Mets announced that former big leaguer Ron Hunt has passed away at the age of 85. Hunt played in 12 big league seasons as a prototypical old-school scrappy guy. He didn’t have much power but was difficult to strike out and got on base by intentionally getting hit by pitches with regularity. “Some folks […]
Infielder Ron Hunt, the first player in the history of the New York Mets franchise to start an All-Star Game, has died. He was 85. The New York Post reported in 2019 that Hunt had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease.…
Say what you like about the extra wild-card, it has certainly made things interesting. There’s really only a handful of teams in the NL who are out of the picture. Five (the Rockies, Giants, Mets, Reds and Nationals) currently have playoff odds below four percent, according to Fangraphs. Everyone else is at least in double […]
The New York Mets are in desperate need of a reset, with Juan Soto as their North Star. These trade deadline moves would bring on a new era in Queens.
With growing speculation about the New York Yankees possibly looking into a trade for New York Mets star Francisco Lindor, […]
The New York Yankees reportedly aren't believed to be a potential landing spot for five-time All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor should the New York Mets decide to move him before the Aug. 3 trade deadline.
By Jay Horwitz Jack Fisher perhaps summed up Ron Hunt best with this one sentence. “He did everything to help us win,” said Jack, a teammate of Ron on the 1964 Mets. “He was just the ultimate competitor.” Hunt, who became our first All-Star starter in that 1964 season, passed away earlier this week after succumbing to multiple illnesses at the age of 85 in St.Louis. Ron was a treasure to know for me. I enjoyed his stories of Casey Stengel and what it was like to play in Shea. He would just cal...
PHILADELPHIA — The Center City skyline was no longer visible by the late innings on Thursday, when the Phillies lost their second-half opener on a hazy evening at Citizens Bank Park. Their matchup with the Mets was nationally televised on ESPN, and with smoke that originated from a Canadian wildfire filling the air, the game […]