New-Look Mets Largely A Mystery To Dodgers' Game 1 Ace Kershaw
Clayton Kershaw isn't sure what to expect from the new-look Mets, whose dramatic transformation in the second half of the season led to an NL East title.
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Clayton Kershaw isn't sure what to expect from the new-look Mets, whose dramatic transformation in the second half of the season led to an NL East title.
Michael Cuddyer and the New York Mets are well aware of the challenge ahead. First, they get Clayton Kershaw in Game 1 of the playoffs against the Los Angeles Dodgers. And then, Zack Greinke.
It seems like Matt Harvey is out to make sure nobody compares the 2015 Mets with the 1969 edition of the team.
The Mets have come a long way since Oct. 19, 2006, and on Monday the fans will see first hand at Citi Field.
Matt Harvey finally made it to the New York Mets' workout, and he had an explanation plenty of New Yorkers could understand — he was stuck in traffic.
The Mets' star outfielder was hit by a pitch on his left hand last week, but that won't limit him in the National League Division Series against the Dodgers.
He's the first rookie to top the list since Major League Baseball and its players' union started releasing sales rankings from MLB.com's online shop in 2010.
Don't tell us the Mets wouldn't gain from making the Dodgers travel 3,000 miles for the first two games, from the warm beach to the cold dusk of Queens.
The New York Mets will head to the postseason this week after going just 1-5 over their final six games of the regular season.
The Mets have set their pitching rotation for the first three games of their best-of-five NL playoff series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
It simply doesn't matter now. However shabbily the Mets and Yanks finished up the regular season officially ceases to hold any significance.
Curtis Granderson's solo homer with one out in the eighth inning Sunday lifted the Mets to an eventual 1-0 win over the Washington Nationals in the regular season finale.
Issuing a consumer alert Sunday, Schneiderman said scammers often target major sporting events.
All Max Scherzer had to do to make the Washington Nationals smile at the end of a trying season was throw one of the most dominant games in baseball history.
Noah Syndergaard was brilliant, but Bryce Harper's go-ahead homer in the eighth inning propelled the Nationals past the Mets in the first of two at Citi Field.
