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Javier Baez chirped toward the Marlins dugout as he jogged from third base to home plate in Wednesday’s eighth inning, the spoils for hitting a go-ahead home run.
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The Mets need to add starting pitching by the trade deadline.
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You need only to gaze at the two non-Manhattan sides of the RFK Bridge to understand the concept that, when it comes to the trade deadline, some clubs earn reinforcements and some don’t.
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Hoping for pitchers to return from injury to bolster the rotation isn’t a great strategy for a Mets team with playoff aspirations, and Zack Scott knows it.
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For all their recent struggles, they are still the first-place Mets. Whether that four-game NL East lead shrinks or grows could hinge upon the answers to these five questions:
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Jacob deGrom’s movements between pitches Friday might be scrutinized more than usual, after a video went viral in recent days of the Mets right-hander going to his belt before a pitch and touching...
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It’s hurry up and wait — until at least late June — for three of the Mets’ integral pieces.
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PORT ST. LUCIE — Carlos Carrasco was on the right track to beginning the season in the Mets rotation, until he wasn’t.
Only hours after the right-hander threw 20 pitches in a simulated game
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PORT ST. LUCIE – Carlos Carrasco was on the right track to beginning the season in the Mets rotation, until he wasn’t.
Only hours after the right-hander threw 20 pitches in a simulated game
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PORT ST. LUCIE – Carlos Carrasco played catch Sunday at the Mets spring training complex, after which he left no ambiguity about his intentions for the start of the season.
“Oh yes, I will be
Javier Baez chirped toward the Marlins dugout as he jogged from third base to home plate in Wednesday’s eighth inning, the spoils for hitting a go-ahead home run.
