Belmont Highlights Big New York City Sports Day
Fans around the world will be focused on the New York metropolitan area as it hosts at least four and maybe five major events.
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Fans around the world will be focused on the New York metropolitan area as it hosts at least four and maybe five major events.
There should be some serious juice for this year's Subway Series. And Johan Santana will just add to the excitement when he takes the mound Friday night.
Terry Collins knew he was taking a risk. With Chris Young starting his first major league game in more than a year, and a short bullpen, the Mets manager had few options.
Perhaps a trip down to the minors is in order for the struggling first baseman?
Boomer strongly disagreed with his radio partner's take on playing the position and the two BFFs had it out...
Jerry Recco is a Mets fan, but he's also a professional.
After a couple Mets losses, Craig is no longer feeling the good vibrations from Johan Santana's no-hitter.
Rookie Bryce Harper hit a game-winning single with two outs in the 12th inning to give the Washington Nationals a 7-6 victory over the New York Mets on Tuesday night.
Mets third baseman David Wright is leading all National League third basemen in All-Star voting, the club confirmed on Tuesday. The two-time Gold Glove Award winner currently has a 32,086-vote lead over the Cardinals' David Freese.
If ever the Yankees were ripe for the picking, it's now. The Mets are the better baseball team heading into the first leg of the Subway Series, which is astonishing considering all we know and have seen.
Gavin Cecchini went to New York for a pre-draft workout and wound up a witness to one of the greatest nights in Mets history.
It has become an annual rite of spring-slash-summer. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld and WFAN host Steve Somers, talking Mets baseball. Only there was something different about this year's chat.
Pam Duquette, the wife of Jim and mother of Lindsey, said Monday night that the transplanted kidney is "working great."
Niese said Monday that he's expecting to have a procedure called an ablation next month at the All-Star break to help his condition.
With the 2012 'Pulse of the People' award presentation right around the corner, Craig decided to try and get a gauge on Mets fans.
This segment began with the guys saluting some local college baseball teams before it somehow shifted to Craig asking Boomer if he could lather him up with sunscreen.
Before the Yankees and Mets can lock horns in the Bronx Friday night for the first game of the Subway Series, both teams have some business to attend to.
Allen Craig hit a tiebreaking, two-run homer in the eighth inning and the St. Louis Cardinals found a bit of missing pop, beating the New York Mets 5-4 Monday and stopping their season-worst losing streak at five.
Mets ace Johan Santana will get two extra days of rest after his no-hitter.
On Friday night, Mets fans everywhere were counting down the outs as Johan Santana inched closer toward completing the first no-hitter in team history. He'll get to return the favor Monday.
Maybe Santana's gem served notice. Maybe the Mets have entered into that glorious, sporting ether where stats, reason, and recent history needn't apply. And no one, from pundits to bookies, can explain it.
Long before they ever met, Howie Rose and Gary Cohen could well have heard each other cheering, as they roared along with the crowd.
The Mets shuffled their rotation following Johan Santana's no-hitter and recalled infielder Josh Satin from Triple-A Buffalo on Sunday to replace injured outfielder Mike Baxter on the roster.
It's a good thing that end of the world thing never happened last year. Otherwise, we wouldn't have been around to see Johan Santana throw the first no-hitter in Mets history.
This was supposed to be a rebuilding year; a season in which the Mets were going to be doormats of the National League East.
