Coutinho: Carlos Beltran Loving Life As Mets Climb The Standings
In the final year of Carlos Beltran's 7-year, $119 million deal, most people think the Mets might peddle him before the July 31 trading deadline. And I say -- hold on. Not so fast.
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In the final year of Carlos Beltran's 7-year, $119 million deal, most people think the Mets might peddle him before the July 31 trading deadline. And I say -- hold on. Not so fast.
Carlos Beltran is having the type of season that could net him a nice payday in free agency. The cash-strapped Mets are unlikely to sign him after this season, and it sounds like Beltran knows a trade is probably in the cards.
Mets pitcher Jonathon Niese passed a battery of tests Tuesday, two days after experiencing a rapid heartbeat during Sunday's start.
Steve Somers was ecstatic on Tuesday night after the Mets' 14-3 win over the Tigers. And can you blame him?
erry began his first update of the morning recapping the Mets' 14-3 win over the Tigers in Detroit last night and we got to hear the broadcast team on Wayne Hagin and Howie Rose call Jason Bay's 4th inning grand slam.
It's been a long haul for Terry Collins and his Mets ball club, but after last night's thrashing of the Detroit Tigers, the Mets will wake up this morning with a winning record (40-39) for the first time since April 6.
Jason Bay and Carlos Beltran hit grand slams in consecutive innings -- after the Mets had gone nearly two years without one -- and New York routed the Detroit Tigers 14-3 on Tuesday night.
R.A. Dickey has rewarded the New York Mets' organization for their faith in him by turning around his 2011 numbers and is leading the staff in the absence of injured ace Johan Santana.
The Mets will reach the half-way point of the 2011 season this week. They begin play with a record of 39 and 39, not just .500 overall but across the board.
A steady climb put the Phillies at the top, but where is the rest of the NL?
Most Mets fans don't want Derek Jeter to hit No. 3,000 at Citi Field. They might get their wish.
A jubilant Steve Somers opened up his Monday night schmooze happily recapping the Mets' weekend success "deep in the heart of Texas" against the Rangers.
The last time the Mets were over the .500 mark was way back in early April, when they were a robust 3-2. Since then it has been a roller coaster ride to say the least,.
Now that the Los Angeles Dodgers have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the future of the franchise is uncertain. What would happen if the Dodgers returned to Brooklyn?
WFAN and SI.com's Jon Heyman reports that the Rangers are "interested" in Mets outfielder Carlos Beltran and Francisco Rodriguez.
