Fireballers Harvey, Wheeler Reportedly The Only Untouchables On Mets
Right-handed starter Matt Harvey -- who was brilliant for the Mets in his rookie season -- and top pitching prospect Zack Wheeler are untouchables, a club source said in a report.
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Right-handed starter Matt Harvey -- who was brilliant for the Mets in his rookie season -- and top pitching prospect Zack Wheeler are untouchables, a club source said in a report.
Outfielder Lucas Duda broke his right wrist while moving furniture last month at his apartment in Southern California. The team said he had surgery on Monday and is expected to be ready for Spring Training in February.
Election Day is not usually about sports, but it's time to credit our past presidents for the biggest sports events that occurred during their times in office.
The talks and negotiations are slow-moving. One person with knowledge of the contract proceedings said that the Mets are "not close" to agreeing to terms with either player.
The motto "For the fans, by the fans" just took on a whole new meaning for The 7 Line.
Mets fans woke up Thursday to positive news regarding David Wright's extension talks. It was a totally different story in Friday morning's papers.
For 25 years, four months and one day, WFAN made its terrestrial radio home solely on the AM dial. Friday marked Day 1 of FM transmission.
The Amazin's "plan to intensify negotiations" with David Wright after picking up their 2013 option on the All-Star third baseman, according to the New York Daily News.
The Mets have picked up the 2013 options for David Wright and R.A. Dickey as the team continues to work on contract extensions for the two stars, according to multiple reports.
Amid contract negotiations, the Mets are set to pick up David Wright's $16 million option for 2013, according to CBSSports.com and WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman.
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said the league will push its trading deadline from Tuesday to Thursday at 4 p.m. EDT. The NFL's offices in Manhattan were closed Monday and will be shuttered again Tuesday.
When Miguel Cabrera took strike three from Sergio Romo at Comerica Park on Sunday night, the World Series was completed. The National Pastime was immediately suspended, as happens every fall until pitchers and catchers return next spring. So now what?
Smart pitching. Clutch hitting. Sharp fielding. Plus an MVP Panda. All the right elements for a sweet World Series sweep for the San Francisco Giants.
It's hard to believe that it has been over a quarter of a century since the 1986 Mets captured an entire city with a World Championship, but I was thinking a lot about that season this week.
Mets fans were hoping for some good news to go along with their Halloween treats, but it seems there won't be anything to report before the month is through.
