Mets Prospect Travis D'Arnaud Cleared To Begin Rehab Assignment
D'Arnaud has been cleared to play in games and could even be called up before the end of the season, general manager Sandy Alderson said on Monday.
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D'Arnaud has been cleared to play in games and could even be called up before the end of the season, general manager Sandy Alderson said on Monday.
The Braves' Jason Heyward made a diving catch with runners on first and second and two outs in the ninth inning Monday night, putting the finishing touches on a loss the Mets won't soon forget.
With the season nearly two-thirds completed, teams are now focusing their attention on the future. Here are some of the specific factors/questions that need to be considered.
Harvey did something that the two previous Mets All-Star Game starting pitchers, Tom Seaver and Dwight Gooden, were not able to do; win their first outing after starting a mid-summer classic.
Once Derek Jeter retires -- his suddenly balky body is hastening the process -- and assuming Mariano Rivera makes good on his curtain call, Harvey will have Broadway to himself.
As Harvey wins, he continues to improve his mound virtuosity. He's not just throwing gas. He's learning how to actually pitch, and quickly.
Harvey struck out 10 in seven overpowering innings, and David Wright and Juan Lagares each hit a home run.
Gonzalez Germen came out of the bullpen to bail out fellow rookie Zack Wheeler and help the Mets hold off the Phillies 5-4.
Chase Utley, Domonic Brown and the Philadelphia Phillies came flying out of the All-Star break, scoring 11 runs in the first three innings Friday night on the way to a 13-8 rout of the New York Mets.
One of the best arms in the world is under team control for at least the next five years. Enjoy it while it's dominating the National League instead of worrying about details that have little to do with winning or losing baseball games.
While it might seem to us like these guys should have better things to think about, like taking the next step in their careers, let's remember that these are two young, unattached players.
It was a New York baseball fan's midsummer night's dream. Two pitchers whose presence on the mound can intimidate even the game's great sluggers.
Neither Daniel Webster nor William Shakespeare conjured a word that frames his ability or his nobility. If possible, he's an even better person.
Matt Harvey is the best pitcher on the Mets. He might be the best pitcher in the NL, if not MLB. But that's not enough for the competitive kid from Connecticut.
This is worse than the second spitter! Seinfeld says there's nothing funny about the way some All-Stars were treated Tuesday night.
The veteran admitted that, even though he still has years in front of him, he's thought about going into the Hall as a Met. "It could be, I don't know how that works," Beltran said. "I don't know how you choose that. But yeah, it could happen."
Quiet, reserved and understated during nearly a quarter-century in a sport that took him from Panama to the pantheon of pinstriped pitchers, Rivera was honored with that rarest of baseball tributes — a solo bow.
Jose Bautista, J.J. Hardy and Jason Kipnis drove in runs to back a night of pulsating pitching.
Robinson Cano's 2013 All-Star Game experience didn't last very long.
Shop owners protested what they called a plan by the Mets and city agencies to force them out of business with excessive violations.
When legendary closer Mariano Rivera enters the game -- whenever that will be -- he will be accompanied by Metallica's "Enter Sandman," baseball sources told FOX Sports.
The trip started at Bryant Park on 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue, on about 80,000 square feet of red carpet, and continued past Grand Central Terminal.
When visiting his long-time opponents during road trips, Rivera has been meeting with players, coaches and the individuals behind the scenes to say his goodbyes. Check out our top Mo-ments...
Even though Tuesday night's All-Star game is for the young, there's still a place at Citi Field for the guys sporting a bit of gray.
In a skit on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," the Mets' ace took to the New York streets to interview Mets fans and native New Yorkers about himself ... Matt Harvey.
