WFAN's Benigno Doesn't Back Down, Says Harvey Thinks He's King Of NY
"I've gotta see more from Matt Harvey. I think he even thinks of himself as, like, the king of the city here right now. He's gotta do a lot more before I can look at him that way."
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"I've gotta see more from Matt Harvey. I think he even thinks of himself as, like, the king of the city here right now. He's gotta do a lot more before I can look at him that way."
"I want to be in New York," Murphy told reporters. "Hopefully my best baseball is ahead of me. I've been a part of the problem, so you want to be part of the solution."
"I think the Mets are where they are," Leiter said. "The Nationals are the team to beat, (the) Atlanta Braves are very good, who knows with the Marlins and Phillies. They're just, to me, they're not a playoff team."
Major League Baseball and Nippon Professional Baseball have finalized a new posting system that caps the fee for players at $20 million, a deal that may lead to star pitcher Masahiro Tanaka going on the market.
"Mike's On: Francesa on the FAN" will no longer be simulcast on the YES Network beginning in February, WFAN host Mike Francesa announced on Monday afternoon.
Tony LaRussa, Bobby Cox and Joe Torre's inductions will mark an elite class of managers entering the Hall of Fame in 2014.
Free-agent right-hander Bartolo Colon and the New York Mets finalized a two-year, $20 million deal.
Looking at the current market and the cost it takes to acquire available shortstops via free agency or trade -- it may have been best for Sandy Alderson and the Mets to retain Reyes.
Let's face it. Outside of Matt Harvey and Daniel Murphy, the kids haven't done much for the cause. The Mets might as well try it the Yankee way.
Major League Baseball said Wednesday it intends to eliminate home plate collisions by 2015 at the latest. Not everyone is pleased.
Free-agent right-hander Bartolo Colon and the Mets have reached a deal, giving the New York the starter it was seeking to replace injured ace Matt Harvey.
Would ya look at that, Boomer and Carton were back at it again Thursday morning on this edition of the Morning Extravaganza.
The Mets' quiet offseason has gotten considerably louder.
The 34-year-old left-hander hit the open market last month when the Mets declined his $25-million option for 2014, which included a $5.5 million buyout.
"I think we're still building," Wilpon said. "I mean, we'd like to win next season, of course. I know everybody feels it's slow in coming, but these things sometimes take a little bit of time."
