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Terry Collins probably said it best after Monday's brutal loss and subsequent firing of hitting coach Dave Hudgens: "S--- happens." But then again, a lot of #*!@ happens to these Mets.
Brett Gardner's leaping catch in the 11th inning gave the New York Yankees life.
Gaby Sanchez tagged the Mets again, delivering a pinch-hit homer in the eighth inning and a tiebreaking single in the ninth that started the Pittsburgh Pirates' 5-3, come-from-behind victory over New York on Monday.
Prior to delivering his highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day,' a shaded Jerry Recco was pressed to fill us in on how he got poison ivy all over his face.
If you find it difficult to start your day without a "Morning Cup of Joe," then you are in the right place.
Evan joined Boomer and Craig this morning in the Allstate Studio to talk about his team, who are apparently scheduled to take on a collection of B&C All-Stars on Sunday July 13...
From time to time, Boomer and Craig like to compare the gifts they've given one another through the years, with the Booms usually coming out on top.
Boomer and Craig got this Tuesday morning radio program started by taking a long, hard look at the Mets' continued implosion, wondering what might lie ahead.
The Mets fired hitting coach Dave Hudgens and cut reliever Jose Valverde after a 5-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday. Minor league hitting coordinator Lamar Johnson will take over for Hudgens.
Prince Amukamara did quite a bit of partying this weekend. But he wasn't at a nightclub. No, the Giants' cornerback inexplicably rocked out at a youngster's Bar Mitzvah.
The Yankees (26-23) are 8-2 when Tanaka starts, for an .800 winning percentage. They are a woeful 18-21 (.461 winning percentage) when the rest of the rotation pitches.
Noah Syndergaard, the Mets' top prospect, has been placed on the disabled list with a flexor pronator strain in his right elbow.
The New York Mets have placed speedy outfielder Eric Young, Jr. on the 15-day disabled list because of a strained right hamstring.
Rangers coach Alain Vigneault is angry his team has been portrayed as "dishonorable and dishonest" by the Montreal Canadiens and coach Michel Therrien.
