Roberts: Tuesday's Top 10
After a short hiatus Tueday's Top 10 makes its return. Evan Roberts presents this week's edition of the MLB Power Rankings.
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After a short hiatus Tueday's Top 10 makes its return. Evan Roberts presents this week's edition of the MLB Power Rankings.
The Mets' play has turned sour without their injured stars, but that isn't an excuse to lie down collectively as a ballclub. It's time the players repay their manager and fans.
Mike Pelfrey to the bullpen? Sure, it's a good headline. But in theory, making Pelfrey next season's closer -- and finding someone to replace his 200-plus innings -- doesn't make much sense.
Not one of us figured 714, 892, 3508 or 2130 would ever be surpassed. They were baseball's Magic Numbers. Well, decades later, we certainly know better.
Dillon Gee's impressive start seems a long way back. Gee gave up eight runs and seven hits in 3 2-3 innings against the Phillies on Monday, increasing his ERA from 3.92 to 4.37.
Jerry "Rello" Recco came into the studio for his first update of the morning and there was plenty to discuss, even with the Yankees' off day on Monday.
Cliff Lee threw seven sharp innings, John Mayberry Jr. and Hunter Pence each hit a two-run homer and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 10-0 Monday night.
The Wilpon/Katz group won a big victory by the mere fact that Judge Rakoff has decided to keep the whole trial (if there is a trial, which there probably will be) in federal district court and not in bankruptcy court.
Mets pitcher Bobby Parnell sat down with with WFAN's Rich Coutinho to talk about his quest to be Mets closer in 2012.
If you watch the games or read the box scores, you know the Mets' bullpen is bad. So what's the answer? It might just be Mike Pelfrey.
While the wild card won't be of any help to the Mets this year, let's pose this question: what if Major League Baseball had implemented an expanded playoff format in 1984, a decade earlier than it eventually did? Would the Mets have made more than just a pair of postseason appearances back in the 1980s?
Mets manager Terry Collins had a tough decision to make in the seventh inning of a tie game: Stick with R.A. Dickey and let him bat with runners on base or pinch-hit for him.
Prince Fielder drove in the go-ahead run on a botched potential double-play grounder in the eighth and Yovani Gallardo shut down the Mets for seven innings.
Prince Fielder hit a long home run early and a key single in the ninth inning Saturday, spoiling the Mets' chances of a win against former closer Francisco Rodriguez
The Mets set a most dubious record Friday night, beaten by Prince Fielder and the Milwaukee Brewers 6-1 in a rainy, testy matchup.
