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Mets third baseman David Wright is eager to get back on the field. He's hoping a trip to Los Angeles on Monday for an examination with noted back specialist Dr. Robert Watkins will help.
To a fan, the Subway Series has been about more than baseball for over a decade. Your ancestry and intelligence are questioned, among many unprintable things, depending on the "NY" on your baseball cap. At least, that's how it used to be.
This weekend Hall of Famer Gary Carter revealed that doctors discovered four "very small" brain tumors after he had an MRI on Friday in Florida. Friends and former 1986 Mets teammates were stunned when they heard the news.
The Subway Series finale had been filled with promise for the Mets. And then they derailed. Not as swiftly or as dramatically as in the first Subway Series game at new Yankee Stadium — remember Luis Castillo? — but an especially painful defeat nonetheless.
Jeffrey Toobin authored the article in the latest edition of the The New Yorker -- a piece that is almost certain to rock the Mets' already fragile existence.
Fred Wilpon, Mets chairman and chief executive, recently sat down with Jeffrey Toobin of the The New Yorker for a little chat -- and it's safe to say that Wilpon has not lost any passion for his team.
Steve Somers recaps the Mets' Sunday afternoon Subway Series implosion in a way only he can pull off. So what did he say? You'll just have to listen...
Mike Pelfrey pitched 6 strong innings for the "Not So Amazin's" but failed to get out of the 7th -- and when the inning concluded the Yanks had put up an 8-spot and were well on their way to the win.
Even the Yankees and Mets can't seem to stir up fans, which is probably understandable because this was the 15th regular-season Subway Series between the two teams.
Derek Jeter tied the score with a two-run single that sparked an eight-run rally in the seventh inning, Alex Rodriguez drove in the go-ahead run.
Mark Teixeira homered for the third straight game, Alex Rodriguez also connected and the New York Yankees went deep four times to back A.J. Burnett in a 7-3 victory over the Mets on Saturday night.
Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter says doctors discovered four "very small" brain tumors after he had an MRI on Friday in Florida.
R.A. Dickey regained command of his knuckleball and confounded the Yankees for six innings, Daniel Murphy homered and a youthful Mets lineup won the Subway Series opener 2-1 Friday night in front of a surprisingly lackluster New York crowd.
Since his April 19th call-up, the Mets Justin Turner has been putting in sizzling performances and has earned the right to be a regular in Terry Collins' lineup.
Yankee Stadium has never been a pleasant place for Mets fans to visit. The Flushing faithful have experienced some rough moments there, including the now infamous Luis Castillo drop. But riding the subway to the Bronx might feel better this year.
