The New York Times – Sports:
The Mets have struggled (but may be fine), stolen bases are cool again (but runners, beware), and it’s too early to judge (most of) the off-season’s free-agent signings.
Category: New York Mets
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Justin Verlander’s Return Bolsters Mets Even With a Loss
The New York Times – Sports:
Justin Verlander was far from perfect in his first start of the season, but in a tough year for Mets and Yankees starters, he provided some hope that there’ll be better things to come.
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Former Mets All-Star Daniel Murphy Joins Long Island Ducks
The New York Times – Sports:
Daniel Murphy played in three All-Star Games and earned nearly $80 million. Three years after retiring, he is attempting a comeback in the independent minor leagues.
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Max Scherzer and the History of Ball-Doctoring Excuses and Denials
The New York Times – Sports:
If baseball’s history is any indication, Max Scherzer’s suspension over ball-doctoring accusations will not affect his long-term reputation.
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Max Scherzer Suspended 10 Games Over Foreign Substance Rule
The New York Times – Sports:
Max Scherzer accepted the suspension that came after umpires cited problems during inspections of his hand and glove. He will begin serving it immediately.
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Mets’ Max Scherzer Ejected From Start Over Foreign Substance
The New York Times – Sports:
Max Scherzer was ejected from Wednesday’s win over the Los Angeles Dodgers because of a foreign substance, providing yet another speed bump for the Mets’ starting rotation.
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Mets Enjoy the Comforts of Home
The New York Times – Sports:
A win over San Diego on Wednesday gave the team back-to-back series victories in its first homestand of the season, rebounding from a sweep. Now, it’s back on the road again.
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Hobie Landrith, the First New York Met, Dies at 93
The New York Times – Sports:
A major league catcher for 14 seasons, he was the first player picked by the newly formed Mets in the expansion draft in 1961.
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Both Citi Field — and the Mets — Look Slick in Victory Over Marlins
The New York Times – Sports:
Starling Marte, Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso hit home runs as Tylor Megill led the Mets to a 9-3 victory in their home opener.