MLB To Look For Links After Positive Tests For Stanozolol
Commissioner Rob Manfred says MLB is investigating four recent positive tests for the steroid Stanozolol along "the same model" as its 2013 Biogenesis probe.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred says MLB is investigating four recent positive tests for the steroid Stanozolol along "the same model" as its 2013 Biogenesis probe.
This isn't the worst thing to ever happen at Citi Field. But it's a great example of how not to act at a ballgame.
Jacob deGrom pitched into the seventh inning, Juan Lagares drove in a run with an infield single and the New York Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-0 Monday to win their home opener.
Things really couldn't have been any better at Citi Field, aside from one beer-throwing jerk, but we'll just leave it at that.
The relatives of Officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu were joined by Mayor Bill de Blasio and other NYPD and city officials.
Mets fans don't forget. You saw that firsthand on Monday afternoon. During introductions on opening day at Citi Field, head trainer Ray Ramirez was loudly booed.
Die-hard Mets fans showed up at Citi Field around 9 a.m., four hours before Monday's game against the Phillies.
A group of Mets fans has its own slogan this season, a message directed at the club's owners. When the team arrived at Citi Field for Monday's home opener, it was greeted by two new billboards just outside the ballpark.
Monday marks the home opener for the Mets, in a season that's already begun with a sense of optimism and hope for the future (PED suspensions aside).
"When he puts it in play he gets a cheer, so when he gets a hit it's a double cheer," Mets manager Terry Collins said after the victory.
Check out the view from Chopper 880 as the Amazin's get ready to host the Phillies on Monday afternoon.
John Schweibacher's little-known facts, odd stats and strange records: home opener edition.
Before saying goodbye, Hernandez got something off his chest with regards to what he perceived to be a case of Boomer 'big-timing' him five years ago!
With Jacob deGrom taking the mound at Citi Field for the Mets' home opener against the Phillies, Al Dukes spent a good portion of his weekend putting pen to paper.
Craig's favorite baseball player of all-time, Mookie Wilson, stopped by Monday morning, adding to Boomer's radio partner's already-excited state.
