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Dallas Green couldn't hold back the tears from behind his dark, wire-rimmed sunglasses. The no-nonsense manager who led the Mets from 1993-1996 choked up a few times as he talked about the shooting death of his nine-year-old granddaughter.
Mets shortstop Jose Reyes, who will make $11 million this season and can become a free agent after the World Series, prefers to wait until after this season to talk about a new contract.
Wednesday morning's extravaganza had a decidedly Mets flavor to it. Craig started things off by claiming this will be Jose Reyes' last year playing for those "Not So Amazin's."
Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez joined WFAN's Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts Wednesday to discuss the incident that ended his season last year and jeopardized his future with the team.
Jeff Wilpon, speaking at the Mets' spring training complex Wednesday, reiterated that while the franchise is indeed exploring a partial sale, the Wilpon family will retain a majority stake.
Bernard Madoff's blockbuster interview contains some fascinating information about the massive Madoff fraud and whether or not others knew about it. Some of his comments might cut both ways with respect to the Mets' owners.
Oliver Perez, our favorite piñata, is back in the news. As always, he slides in slowly, like one of his hanging curveballs, with his own delusional bent.
The Mets continue to feed Boomer & Carton with plenty of material, and believe us, there's no shortage of Amazin' talk this Wednesday morning.
Jason Isringhausen agreed to a minor league contract with the Mets on Tuesday after auditioning with a brief bullpen session. "All I need is a chance to throw in spring somewhere and hope for the best," said Isringhausen.
Donald Trump said Wednesday he wants to help Mets owner Fred Wilpon whoiis under pressure from a lawsuit from the trustee trying to recover money for the victims of the Bernard Madoff swindle.
Mets GM Sandy Alderson says the lawsuit against the team's owners filed by the trustee trying to recover money for the victims of the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme should not affect operations at camp this spring.
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson admitted Tuesday that "it's unlikely" he'll begin contract talks with Jose Reyes this spring.
Free-agent pitcher Jason Isringhausen threw a bullpen session at the Mets training complex in St. Lucie in front of Mets assistant GM JP Ricciardi and team staff.
Yankees pitchers and catchers dominated the morning show on Monday, and that carried over into Tuesday with the news of CC Sabathia's opt-out option.
Things have gotten so bad for the New York Mets that they're actually giving away tickets.
Mets' young hurler Dillon Gee talks with Evan about his hopes to make the rotation this season.
After being passed over for Terry Collins this offseason, Wally Backman is "still absolutely confident and certain" he will land a managerial position in the majors. But first, the Mets' new manager of Double-A Binghamton will try to lead his minor-league youngsters on their own trek to New York.
Members of the Mets and Yankees that played in the 2000 Subway Series and other guests joined Mike Francesa at the Mohegan Sun casino to reminisce about their experiences.
Mark Cuban and L.I. businessman Martin Silver have been linked to the Mets in the weeks since the Wilpons announced they would explore a partial sale. Mayor Bloomberg doesn't want in on the action. Neither does funny man Jerry Seinfeld.
When the news broke Thursday on Mike Francesa's show that former NY Governor Mario Cuomo had been appointed to mediate the Picard/Wilpon-Katz dispute, Mike had a number of questions. Here are the answers.
Now batting in the legal mess involving Bernard Madoff and the Mets: Former New York Governor Mario Cuomo.
Flushing faithful worry that shortstop Jose Reyes, unsigned after 2011, could be a possible casualty of the Mets' financial woes. Reyes said on Thursday that he's aware of the chatter, but is only focused on helping New York succeed on the field.
Moody's Investors Service says it has lowered its outlook on the company that operates Citi Field, citing the potential for pending litigation against the owners of the Mets.
The unsealing of the Madoff/Sterling Partners complaint has law firms on both sides firing at each other and has Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz issuing their own public statements. Here are some of the "red flags," alleged by Irving Picard in the complaint Below is a listing and discussion of some of the "red flags," alleged by Trustee Irving Picard in the complaint, that the Sterling Partners "consciously disregarded," according to the complaint.
Christina Aguilera has been invited to sing a do-over. The Brooklyn Cyclones are offering the Staten Island native a chance to perform "The Star-Spangled Banner" before one of the minor league baseball team's home games this summer.
