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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.
The Mets want to shut down Harvey after 165, 170, 175 innings? Sure. Why not. A few days ago, I probably would have said otherwise. But I always reserve the right to change my mind.
Daniel Murphy and Kelly Shoppach hit two-run homers for New York, which had won three straight and seven of eight.
Jurickson Profar got a spot start for Ian Kinsler and opened his career with a bang, homering and doubling in his first two at-bats, respectively.
Alex Rodriguez returns to the Yankees' lineup Monday and will bat cleanup against the Rays.
Curtis Granderson left Saturday's game with tightness in his right hamstring.
Eduardo Nunez was among the Yankees' call-ups and was placed into the starting lineup on Saturday.
Consider MLB on notice; there's a new sheriff in town. Cincinnati gets the top spot in Evan's weekly rankings, while the Yankees continue to slip and slide downward.
Tyler Skaggs, the 13th-best prospect in the game per Baseball America, will be one to watch Monday night as he makes his second major league start. The 20-year-old lefty is a must-add in available keeper leagues and should be a solid addition even in redraft formats.
Sure, Mets fans may be fretting over the rapid decline of their favorite team. But it doesn't seem like manager Terry Collins will have to worry about his job status as New York plays through the stretch.
If the Rocket really wants to come back, he should probably put in a call to Sandy Alderson. The Mets have nothing to lose at this point, including their franchise reputation.
Sandy Alderson wants to keep David Wright and R.A. Dickey at Citi Field for the long-term.
Sweeny Murti caught up with John Glenn who recalled his memories of Neil Armstrong.
Ike Davis collected the game-winning homer as the Mets defeated the Astros on Sunday.
Curtis Granderson's 200th career home run pushed the Yankees past the Indians on Sunday.
A Dodgers-Yankees World Series has not been seen since Tommy Lasorda led the 1981 Dodgers to a six-game victory over the Yankees.
50-year-old Roger Clemens tossed 3 and 1/3 scoreless innings in his Atlantic League debut.
Yankee bats went cold on Saturday night as they were defeated by the Indians, 3-1.
The Mets are set to recall outfielder Lucas Duda on Sunday.
After getting swept by the White Sox in Chicago for the first time since 1991 and seeing their AL East lead tighten to three games, the Yanks were a team looking for a blow. Not a physical rest. A mental one.
In this day and age in baseball, where everybody's on guard for PED use, Melky and Bartolo got caught . There must be something in the Yankees' water that makes players stupid after they're done in New York.
Most aging players begin the slide and never come back. Derek Jeter did an about face that is simply astounding. But when will the real decline begin? And how quickly will it occur?
Roger Clemens is returning to professional baseball -- but with the Sugar Land Skeeters of the Atlantic League.
Ben Zobrist gained shortstop eligibility over the week, adding flexibility and the toughest non-catcher position to his name for the last month of the season. With the trading deadline past, that gives Zobrist about as big a spike in fantasy value as a player can get at this point in the season.
Perhaps, the MLB should turn to the "Godfather of BALCO" Victor Conte.
