The New York Times – Sports:
Max Scherzer is headed to the Texas Rangers as the Mets, the most expensive team in M.L.B. history, acknowledge that you can’t buy your way to the top.
Category: New York Mets
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Mets and Yankees Split Final Subway Series of 2023
The New York Times – Sports:
It may be too late to save the Mets season, and the Yankees are not a sure bet for the postseason even once Aaron Judge returns.
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Mets Open Second Half Looking to Rally Before Trading Deadline
The New York Times – Sports:
The Mets are facing an 18-game stretch that could make or break the club. “The better we play, the longer we stay together,” Francisco Lindor said.
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Mets and Padres Face Off to Close MLB’s First Half
The New York Times – Sports:
Outrageous payrolls created outlandish expectations, but two of baseball’s most disappointing teams are just hoping to end the first half on a high note.
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Mets and Yankees Get Only Three All-Star Selections
The New York Times – Sports:
Gerrit Cole and Aaron Judge of the Yankees made the A.L. squad, and Pete Alonso of the Mets will represent the N.L. Last year, the teams combined for 10 selections.
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Steven Cohen Preaches Patience With Mets, but Says Trades May Happen
The New York Times – Sports:
Steven A. Cohen said his manager and general manager are safe, but he acknowledged his struggling club with a record payroll could soon trade away some of its stars.
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The Mets, the Most Expensive Team in Baseball, Lose Again
The New York Times – Sports:
For the Mets, another dispiriting defeat felt like more of the same. “Hopefully,” one Met said, “there’s light at the end of the tunnel.”
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Memorial Honors Roger Craig Whose Baseball Career Spanned Generations
The New York Times – Sports:
At a memorial service for Roger Craig, a writer recalls time spent with a player, coach and manager who connected generations of baseball history.
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St. Louis Cardinals Hope to Save Season as Underdogs
The New York Times – Sports:
St. Louis, a perennial playoff contender, is having its worst season in decades, forcing it into an unfamiliar position: underdogs.