Mets say goodbye to Buck Showalter with lopsided loss to Phillies
A season of great promise for the Amazins ended with a 74-87 record after Sunday's 9-1 defeat.
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A season of great promise for the Amazins ended with a 74-87 record after Sunday's 9-1 defeat.
With their 5-2 defeat on Sunday, the Bombers finished the season 82-80.
His departure clears the way for David Stearns, the presumptive new president of baseball operations, to pick a new manager.
Making his first appearance of the season, Frankie Montas got the win out of the bullpen in the 5-2 victory.
The right-hander shined in the 4-3 win in the doubleheader opener. Alvarez had 6 RBIs in 11-4 win in nightcap.
The veteran lefty allowed eight earned runs and didn't record an out in Friday's 12-5 loss.
Friday night's Phillies-Mets game is postponed until Saturday as heavy rain falls bringing flooding to New York.
The Miami Marlins were foiled by the weather in New York City once again.
Chris Bassitt reached 200 innings for the first time, Brandon Belt hit a three-run homer and the Blue Jays moved one step closer to a wild-card berth by beating the Yankees 6-0 on Thursday night.
The veteran right-hander pitched a 2-hitter and Aaron Judge homered twice in a 6-0 win Wednesday.
Pete Alonso homered and finished with four hits in New York's 11-2 victory in the opener on Wednesday.
With the 2-0 win, the Bombers improved to a major league-best 18-9 since Aug. 28.
With Monday's 6-4 win, New York finished 42-39 at Yankee Stadium, its poorest home record since 2014.
The New York Yankees missed the playoffs for the first time since 2016, getting mathematically eliminated with a 7-1 loss Sunday to the Arizona Diamondbacks as Zac Gallen pitched six innings and got his 17th win.
Quintana (3-6) gave up six runs — five earned runs — and eight hits in six innings with a season-high 10 strikeouts.
The Yankees made the announcement more than four hours before the scheduled first pitch.
It was the second career three-homer game for Judge — both in the past month.
The Mets were mathematically eliminated from playoff contention.
Cole allowed a run and two hits in his longest outing since pitching a two-hit shutout against Minnesota in April.
Mets starter David Peterson struck out seven but allowed four runs on five hits in four innings.
New York (76-76) dropped its third straight as its improbable postseason hopes keep dwindling away.
The Mets clinched the three-game series against the playoff-contending Marlins.
The Yankees entered six games back for the last AL wild card, needing to overcome Seattle and Texas.
Jon Berti hit a leadoff double in the fifth for Miami and scored on a throwing error by Mets starter Joey Lucchesi.
Jeff McNeil hit a tiebreaking homer leading off the ninth inning and the Mets knocked the Marlins out of playoff position Monday night.
