David Wright: Decision Over Mets Future Probably Won't Come Down To Cash
We've seen it before. For many MLB stars, cash talks. But not for Wright.
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We've seen it before. For many MLB stars, cash talks. But not for Wright.
It's clear that Johan Santana has become a question mark, a potential square in the grand circle of Sandy Alderson's offseason puzzle.
What happened this weekend? Jerry Recco has you covered.
The Mets won by a whisker on Sunday night as they held off a late Braves comeback to win 6-5.
Johan Santana was pulled early in his return as the Mets were defeated by the Braves 9-3 on Saturday night.
Johan Santana has been activated from the disabled list and makes his return at Citi Field tonight against the Braves.
Paul Maholm pitched a three-hitter in his second start for Atlanta and the Braves got two-run homers from Jason Heyward and Dan Uggla to beat the New York Mets 4-0 Friday night.
With so many questions about the future of the Met outfield, you cannot just dismiss the idea that Valdespin could play out there everyday. The next 50 games might help bring the future of Jordany Valdespin into focus.
It's always nice to get that retroactive glimpse of what a team can be once in a while, as the struggle to regain some lost equilibrium grinds through this most laborious month.
Yankees closer Rafael Soriano wasn't ready to go full-frontal Tebow, but he was able to undress Detroit in the ninth inning Thursday.
R.A. Dickey pitched a complete game for his 15th win, stopping Jose Reyes' 26-game hitting streak as the Mets topped the Marlins, 6-1, on Thursday.
With its fences brought in, Citi Field was supposed to be an advantage for the Mets this season. And it was -- for awhile. But now it seems New York can't buy a win in Flushing.
While Craig was trying to gauge the interest level fans might have in getting their hands on Mets tickets, Boomer told his radio partner that he was not planning on paying him the rest of the money he owes to him for their Mets' season tickets.
When Jerry Recco began his first update of the morning with a cut from Yankees radio play-by-play man John Sterling, Craig was immediately reminded of an image of Sterling parading around the hotel in a bathrobe.
When Tim Tebow takes snaps at Jets practice, people tend to take notice, which was the case yesterday at Jets training camp up in Cortland, New York.
Giancarlo Stanton's knee appears to be fine. Jose Reyes' hand? No problem. Chris Young and the New York Mets, meanwhile, are stuck in a painful rut at home.
Jason Bay could read the handwriting on the wall as his average continued to slip and his at-bats became more and more painful to watch.
Byrdak wasn't the first Mets pitcher to possibly be injured due to overuse.
The logo for the game next July is similar to the Mets' symbol, in blue and orange with a bridge spanning a city skyline that represents all five boroughs.
"This didn't blindside me. I've had some time to digest this," Jason Bay said after his demotion. "I don't want to be a distraction."
After addressing it in the show open, Boomer could just not get over the shirt Craig selected to where to work today, saying it screamed 'slap me, I am such a tool!'.
Jose Reyes extended his hitting streak to a career-high 25 games with an infield single that set up Miami's big inning, and the Marlins extended the New York Mets' home losing skid to a month with a 4-2 win Tuesday night.
7-4 with a Matt Harvey capper on Sunday in San Diego would have been terrific, but 6-5 is nothing to sneeze at.
The Mets return home to Citi Field this week to host their NL East rivals, the Miami Marlins and Atlanta Braves.
The Mets said surgery is a possibility for the lefty specialist. Tim Byrdak has not pitched since Wednesday, when he complained of shoulder soreness.
