Bye-Bye Jose Day? Reds-Mets Could Be Reyes' Final Game In Flushing
Jose Reyes is in position to become the first player in Mets history to win a batting title. He may end up doing so in his final game with the team.
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Jose Reyes is in position to become the first player in Mets history to win a batting title. He may end up doing so in his final game with the team.
Terry Collins will have more time to try and turn around the Mets. "He's done just a terrific job," GM Sandy Alderson said. "He's earned it."
In light of today's final Mets game of the season, the team has decided to spice things up a bit -- in the radio booth, anyway.
In addition to preparing informative and entertaining updates for the show, Jerry Recco is saddled with the daunting task of trying to deliver said update with limited interruptions.
Boomer & Craig had plenty to get to on this busy Wednesday edition of The Extravaganza, with the MLB playoffs mere days away and the Jets and the Giants preparing for their Week 4 match-ups.
Jose Reyes hit two solo home runs, putting pop into his bid for the NL batting title, but the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 5-4 on Tuesday night on Drew Stubbs' squeeze bunt in the 13th inning.
A judge is allowing a lawsuit to proceed in limited form against the owners of the New York Mets by the trustee recovering money for investors who lost money to jailed financier Bernard Madoff.
General manager Sandy Alderson announced that the Mets have exercised manager Terry Collins' contract option for 2013.
No member of the Mets has ever won a batting crown. Jose Reyes is on the cusp.
When the Yankees' minor league team in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre needed a temporary home, Riverfront Stadium in Newark seemed a perfect fit.
Mike Francesa will join Howie Rose and Wayne Hagin in the booth tomorrow afternoon at Citi Field for the Mets final game of the season. During the broadcast listeners can tweet or email questions to Mike, Howie and Wayne.
Chris Heisey hit a go-ahead, three-run homer just moments after making a diving catch and the Cincinnati Reds held off the New York Mets 6-5 on Monday night in the opener of their season-ending series.
Jose Reyes begins the final series of 2011 with a chance to become the first Mets hitter to win the National League batting championship.
Mike Pelfrey (7-13) was battered from the outset. He was done after three innings, leaving him with only one win in his last 12 starts of the season.
After winning the opening game of the doubleheader 2-1 with an outstanding performance from R.A. Dickey, the Mets won the second game of the doubleheader 6-3
Reyes can become a free agent after the season, so he might be playing his final few games with the Mets on the team's current homestand, but Darryl Strawberry suggests Reyes should stay in New York.
R.A. Dickey took a no-hit bid into the seventh inning, David Wright hit a tiebreaking double in the eighth and the New York Mets beat the slumping Philadelphia Phillies 2-1.
After looking like nowhere men, sitting in nowhere land, going absolutely nowhere, the Mets rose above themselves and the Cardinals to win a game in incredible come-from-behind fashion.
Prior to Jerry Recco's first update, and on the heels of the guys talking about riding bikes together during the open, Boomer brought up a cause that is certainly dear to his heart.
Willie Harris walked to start a six-run ninth-inning rally and his two-run single was the go-ahead hit as the Mets overcame a four-run deficit and hurt the St. Louis Cardinals' wild-card hopes with an 8-6 victory on Thursday.
Boston must be really desperate to hang on to their wild card lead. According to the Boston Herald, the Red Sox have "spent the better part of a week" trying to trade for Mets starter Chris Capuano.
David Freese drove in five runs with a triple and a three-run homer, and the surging St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets 6-5 Wednesday night.
The walls may not come tumbling down at Citi Field next season, but they most likely will not be staying the same for 2012.
Mike Pelfrey found the thinnest of silver linings. His ground-rule double in the fifth inning tacked on a run to the Mets lead, before they gave it all back and then some in an 11-6 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.
Pinch-hitter Ryan Theriot hit a a go-ahead double with the bases loaded in the seventh inning and the St. Louis Cardinals came back to beat the New York Mets 11-6 Tuesday night.
