Meet the Mets
One of the major questions for the Mets going into the offseason is who will take over first base in 2027, after a grabbag of (mostly) underwhelming options in 2026.
One of the candidates for the Mets hitting coach opening is Cubs assistant hitting coach John Mallee, who formed a close connection with MVP frontrunner Pete Crow-Armstrong in recent eyars.
Around the National League East
Dave Dombrowski is looking for ways bolster the Phillies outfield and keep the veteran players fresh in 2027.
Around Major League Baseball
Brewers assistant GM Matt Kleine has become
a serious contender for the Houston Astros general manager vacancy.
After 78 years, a championship has continued to prove elusive for the Cleveland Guardians.
No matter who wins, this year’s World Series champion will be a first time winner.
This year’s World Series is unlike any we’ve seen in a long while.
The Brewers’ success stems from knowing who they are and believing in their way of baseball, as attested to by outfielder Sal Frelick.
The Rays have a unique approach that carried them from early season long-shots to American League champions.
Either World Series champion would be a liability for sportsbooks, with the Brewers looking to be a worse outcome for the house.
Jacob Misiorowski enters the World Series with hopes to finally showcase the dominance he showed in the regular season.
Milwaukee’s potential World Series win would be a rare feat in the current iteration of postseason sports.
The Rays winning the ALCS when they did may allow them to perfectly line up their rotation and fully rest their bullpen.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither were the Tampa Bay Rays.
While Brandon Woodruff making his return to the field as the longest tenured member of the Brewers would be a great story, league rules may make that impossible.
Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue
Chris McShane reviewed Freddy Peralta’s half-season with the Mets in 2026—and what came of him after being dealt to the Rays.
Steve Sypa profiled Teruaki Sato, the NPB Triple Crown winner who has been posted for MLB teams to bid on this offseason.
This Date in Mets History
26 years ago Timo Perez learned the hard way not to count your home run chickens before they hatch.
