The New York Times – Sports:
After achieving a suddenly rare milestone, Max Scherzer focused on the bigger picture: The Mets qualified for the postseason for the first time since 2016.
Category: New York Mets
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Mets Control Their Destiny in Division Race With Braves
The New York Times – Sports:
Looking postseason-ready in a sweep of the Pirates, the Mets have thus far stayed ahead of Atlanta in the N.L. East.
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John Stearns, Feisty Met Catcher for a Decade, Is Dead at 71
The New York Times – Sports:
Despite being frequently injured, he was named to the All-Star team four times. He could hit, field and — unlike most catchers — steal bases.
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Sandy Alderson Will Step Down as Mets Team President
The New York Times – Sports:
Alderson, the team president, will move into a special adviser role for owners Steve and Alex Cohen when a successor has been found.
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Mets, Yankees and Guardians Fight for Postseason Position
The New York Times – Sports:
The Mets are tied with Atlanta, the Rays are closing on the Yankees and the surprising Guardians are fending off two serious challengers in the A.L. Central.
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Brandon Nimmo’s Catch Helps Mets Beat Dodgers
The New York Times – Sports:
Jacob deGrom dominated, Brandon Nimmo made a catch to remember and Timmy Trumpet played a live version of Edwin Díaz’s entrance song during a thrilling win.
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Daniel Vogelbach Gives the Mets Big Hits and Big Laughs
The New York Times – Sports:
Vogelbach, a left-handed power hitter, has bounced around, but he has loved his stint in Queens — even when his manager gets him warmed up but leaves him on the bench.
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Mets and Dodgers Face Off In Series With NL East Implications
The New York Times – Sports:
A three-game series against Los Angeles will give the Mets a chance to size themselves up. It could also create an opportunity for Atlanta to make up some ground.
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Mets Retire Willie Mays’ Number at Old-Timers Day
The New York Times – Sports:
The return of Old-Timers’ Day, and the retirement of No. 24 for Willie Mays, were two more instances of Steven Cohen leaning in on his team’s history.