Green Serves Up Late Homer, Yankees Forced To Settle For 4-Game Split With Athletics
New York has lost two in a row for the first time since July 22-23.
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New York has lost two in a row for the first time since July 22-23.
The Giants played their starters for the first time and the results were mixed.
Javier Báez and his New York Mets teammates turned the boos at Citi Field to cheers this weekend — and then turned their thumbs upside down at fans.
The New York Jets are replacing one sack-happy Lawson with another.
Mets right-hander Noah Syndergaard encountered another hurdle in his recovery from Tommy John surgery.
The three homers by the Mets were their most since Aug. 7 and just the fourth time this month they've gone deep more than once.
Castellanos got his 10th goal in the 55th minute after Moralez dropped a cross onto his foot at the goal mouth.
With Jerry Koosman on the mound, it was never too late for the 1969 New York Mets. More than five decades later, the franchise rewarded the big-game left-hander with its highest distinction.
Aaron Judge hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning, but that's all New York managed against Montas and the A's bullpen.
The Red Bulls (6-10-4) put continuous pressure on down the stretch and had 20 shots, but Bobby Shuttleworth only had to make one save for his fifth clean sheet of the season and 50th career regular-season shutout.
Giancarlo Stanton homered for a fourth straight game, Aaron Judge hit a three-run shot in front of friends and family, and the Yankees extended their best winning streak in nearly 60 years to 13.
Initially, it was announced that the tournament would be back to full capacity with no requirements for masks, vaccines or a recent COVID test.
The scores capped a stirring — and entertaining — comeback that had the Jets players and coaches celebrating wildly on the sideline as if they had won a playoff game.
The loss was the 19th in 25 games this month for the Mets, who entered August atop the NL East but are now as close to last as they are to first.
17-year-old Anastasia Pagonis is blind. But through incredible strength and determination, she made it to this world record moment.
