Coutinho: Time For Mets To Show Wright And Dickey Some Respect
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The future of knuckleballer R.A. Dickey is still very much fluttering in the breeze. To trade or not to trade?
Ask the question, Mets fans: Would you rather see Cinderella or a World Series?
"The talks are ongoing, and I'm really hopeful that we're going to reach a compromise to stay a New York Met," Dickey said Thursday. "That's my heart. I've expressed that repeatedly to Sandy and to the powers that be."
Blue is the new black -- at least to the Mets.
Incredible, yes. Dickey had a lot of people to thank, and wanted to make sure Mets fans were at the top of that list.
Dickey garnered 27 of 32 first-place votes and easily outdistanced 2011 winner Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Gio Gonzalez of Washington finished third.
The Mets have reportedly shifted their contract talks with third baseman David Wright from neutral to drive.
Reacting to the Marlins' latest payroll purge on Twitter, slugger Giancarlo Stanton gave it three exclamation marks. Didn't we all?
In the third sentence of his memoir, a humble R.A. Dickey said he'd "never lead the league in strikeouts." It's time for a revision -- or maybe two.
Catcher Mike Nickeas is staying with the New York Mets, agreeing to a minor league contract.
With baseball awash in record revenue as the signing season starts, Scott Boras compares the habits of teams to families sifting through supermarket shelves.
Call him H.D. Dickey -- as in Hometown Discount? According to a report, the Mets may be able to retain R.A. Dickey for less than originally thought.
Good news: R.A. Dickey said Wednesday there has "been some progress" in his extension talks with the Mets. That brings us to the bad news.
Now that Jason Bay is gone, the Mets will look directly to the future. And it's a future that may be as shifty and slippery as the nor'easter that just blew threw this area.
In light of Bay's welcome departure, we've decided to offer a service to our loyal listeners by re-posting three of Al's classic Jason Bay parody songs.
Bay Watch is officially over. Jason Bay is now a free agent after negotiating out of of his deal with the Mets.
One of the biggest obstacles to success has been removed from the roster -- at least from a personnel perspective, if not from a financial one.
Right-handed starter Matt Harvey -- who was brilliant for the Mets in his rookie season -- and top pitching prospect Zack Wheeler are untouchables, a club source said in a report.
The former big-league skipper has his sights set on Toronto. And right on cue, the AL East hopeful delivered a jab at the aging Bronx Bombers.
Outfielder Lucas Duda broke his right wrist while moving furniture last month at his apartment in Southern California. The team said he had surgery on Monday and is expected to be ready for Spring Training in February.
Election Day is not usually about sports, but it's time to credit our past presidents for the biggest sports events that occurred during their times in office.
The talks and negotiations are slow-moving. One person with knowledge of the contract proceedings said that the Mets are "not close" to agreeing to terms with either player.
The motto "For the fans, by the fans" just took on a whole new meaning for The 7 Line.
Mets fans woke up Thursday to positive news regarding David Wright's extension talks. It was a totally different story in Friday morning's papers.
