Mets Place Reyes On Bereavement List
The Mets have lost another player this week, this time they will be without shortstop Jose Reyes who has been placed on the bereavement list.
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The Mets have lost another player this week, this time they will be without shortstop Jose Reyes who has been placed on the bereavement list.
Reyes finished with four of New York's season-high 17 hits and Jonathon Niese did not allow an earned run against a makeshift Phillies lineup. Daniel Murphy matched a career high with three hits, rebounding nicely from his rough finish Friday night.
David Wright not only takes the high road - he actually lives on it. Wright once again showed his class by nimbly navigating the minefield that Mets owner Fred Wipon had laid down with his remarks about Wright's teammates.
Ryan Howard hit a tiebreaking double in the eighth inning and Cole Hamels finally beat a familiar nemesis, pitching the Philadelphia Phillies past the slumping New York Mets 5-2 on Saturday night.
Steve opened his Friday night schmooze by talking about the Mets loss to the Phillies.
Domonic Brown grounded a tiebreaking single under the glove of first baseman Daniel Murphy in the ninth inning, and the Philadelphia Phillies scored three runs off star closer Francisco Rodriguez to beat the sinking New York Mets 6-4 on Friday night.
Met fans need to remember not to get too high or low as their franchise goes through this transition, but there is a strong belief that the organization is heading toward a brighter future.
The Mets will get a key player back against the Philadelphia Phillies as outfielder Angel Pagan rejoins the team Friday.
The Mets are returning home after a major change in their ownership structure. Awaiting them is a division rival anxious to end some road woes.
Following yesterday's early exit, R.A. Dickey talked with the media and spoke of a burning sensation... which is never a good thing.
"Was it the grass? Was it the cold, the wind of Chicago?" Steve Somers asked to open a Thursday schmooze after the Mets lost to the Chicago Cubs -- and after the club's starter, R.A. Dickey, left the game with heel pain. And then the mystery diagnosis dawns on him...
David Einhorn "is a man" (says Ace Ventura) and he is also going to be the new minority owner of the Mets. According to Craig, this is a very bad thing indeed.
Carlos Zambrano pitched six strong innings, went 3 for 3 at the plate and drove in a run to help the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 9-3 on Thursday.
The Mets have a taker. The club has agreed to sell a minority stake of the franchise to David Einhorn, president of Greenlight Capital Inc.
Mets starter R.A. Dickey left the game against the Chicago Cubs in the bottom of the third inning because of pain in right heel on Thursday.
The financial temperature of the Mets is significantly better than it was 24 hours ago and everything I hear about new minority owner David Einhorn indicates he will provide not only finance, but an infusion of enthusiasm and innovation.
Francisco Rodriguez sees the writing on the wall for the Mets. On Wednesday, the fiery Mets closer said though he wants to stay with the club, he would consider waiving his no-trade clause -- and vesting option -- if New York wants to make a trade.
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson says he expects the team's payroll to be cut next season, just not as drastically as some media reports have projected.
"We all know about the story in The New Yorker and the story in SI. Now tonight, we have learned exclusively that MAD Magazine is reporting..." Is reporting what?! You'll just have to listen...
With the 1st place Phillies coming to Citi Field this weekend, the Mets halted their 3-game losing streak in Chicago with a rain shortened, 7-4 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field.
Dillon Gee recovered from a wild start while Cubs reliever Justin Berg never found the strike zone on a raw, messy Wednesday night as the New York Mets beat Chicago 7-4 in a rain-shortened game.
Is it dog abuse or a misunderstanding? A canine controversy surrounds a panhandling pet named "Coffee," who is well known to many Mets fans.
I really believe Fred Wilpon wants to retain the services of Reyes, but knows what it will cost and also knows he can not afford Carl Crawford money.
The bad news keeps piling on for Mets fans. Not only did owner Fred Wilpon tell SI's Tom Verducci that the franchise is "bleeding cash" but that the team is unlikely to re-invest most of the money coming off the payroll in 2012.
Carlos Beltran and Jose Reyes spoke to an apologetic Fred Wilpon Tuesday night on a speakerphone in Collins' office in the visitors' clubhouse at Wrigley Field. "He asked us how we were feeling about the whole situation, if the comments were bothering us," Reyes said.
