Niese Hit By Comebacker, Leaves Mets' Loss To Dodgers
Mark Ellis lined two home runs and hit a hard grounder that sent Mets starter Jonathon Niese limping off for X-rays, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers over New York 7-2 Tuesday night.
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Mark Ellis lined two home runs and hit a hard grounder that sent Mets starter Jonathon Niese limping off for X-rays, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers over New York 7-2 Tuesday night.
The Bombers, worth an estimated $2.3 billion, took home the No. 1 spot for the 16th straight year.
If Kenley Jansen could toss 80-90 frames for Los Angeles, he could strike out 130-140 batters with a low ERA and WHIP.
Lasorda, all sorts of fired up, was an in-studio guest on the "Boomer & Carton" show Thursday morning -- and he was fantastic.
Former All-Star catcher Mike Piazza addresses steroid rumors, his feud with Roger Clemens, his monster contract with the Mets and other topics in his soon-to-be released autobiography, "Long Shot."
David Wright didn't sign a eight-year, $138 million extension with the Mets just to hang around with a fourth-place club.
The chase for Yankees' free agent starter Hiroki Kuroda is heating up.
While the ALCS was one-sided, the battle for one of the most desirable free agents is expected to be a lot tighter.
Many will be enticed by R.A. Dickey's unique story and age, but he's just one of many candidates who could take home the National League Cy Young.
The Nationals may regret shutting down ace Stephen Strasburg.
Third place? Fourth place? Look, any place that isn't first place or a place that means a playoff spot should really be immaterial to anyone who plays for, roots for, or follows a team.
A Dodgers-Yankees World Series has not been seen since Tommy Lasorda led the 1981 Dodgers to a six-game victory over the Yankees.
Kuroda might have given fans on Tuesday a preview of things to come. He seems to have a coolness about him that should serve the Yankees well in the playoffs.
They're baaaack! The Yankees, finally off the schnide, are again the top team in the AL. But it's just not enough to take No. 1 in Evan's top ten.
After boldly comparing himself to fictitious movie character 'Dirk Diggler', Jerry Recco went on to begin his update with a story that started quite a firestorm yesterday morning.
It is over now, this fleeting concept that the arrow might continue pointing upward for the Mets.
Jerry Recco's first update of the morning was more about losing then winning, beginning with the two local baseball teams, who between them couldn't manage a win over the weekend.
After a weekend where both the Yankees & Mets were swept, Adam Scott bogeyed away the British Open and Joe Paterno's statue was rightfully taken down, Boomer and Craig had plenty to talk about this Monday morning.
The Mets were swept by the Dodgers and lost in extra innings on Sunday. For the first time this season, the Mets are below .500.
Miguel Batista was chased after three innings as the Mets lost to the Dodgers 8-5 on Saturday.
A struggling, hurting Johan Santana was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Saturday.
Santana was pulled after three innings and fell to 0-3 with a 13.50 ERA in his last three starts, the worst three-game stretch of his stellar career.
David Wright pulled the Mets from the depths of despair by snapping their losing streak and has been the Mets' go-to guy all year.
In the midst of the Mets' six game losing streak, right-hander Miguel Batista has found a way to stay optimistic.
At the end of this stretch, we will know whether this team is here to stay. Most of the baseball world thinks they will fade into the sunset. I firmly believe the Mets have other ideas.
