Meet the Mets
Tim Britton took a look at where the Mets’ payroll stands ahead of a potentially transformative winter.
Laura Albanese writes that Carson Benge gave his Rookie of the Year case a significant boost with his excellent finish to the season.
The Islanders celebrated Howie Rose’s career at their home opener.
Around the National League East
Battery Power wonders where the Braves go from here following another postseason exit.
Ronald Acuña Jr. heard boos during the Braves’ loss in the National League Division Series, and he’s facing some
big questions heading into next season.
The Good Phight looks at Dave Dombrowski’s offseason mission after the Phillies were eliminated from the playoffs in the Wild Card round.
Federal Baseball writes that Michael King would be a statement free agent signing for the Nationals.
Marlins center fielder Jakob Marsee will undergo elbow surgery and expects to return to the field in six months.
Around Major League Baseball
The Guardians put together a six-run sixth inning and used three starting pitchers to defeat the White Sox, forcing Game 5 tomorrow night in Chicago after falling behind two-game-to-none to begin the series.
It looks like Game 1 of the National League Championship Series between the Brewers and the Dodgers will feature a dream matchup of Jacob Misiorowski and Tarik Skubal.
Following the Yankees’ elimination, Aaron Judge said that he wants the front office to go all in and expressed confidence in manager Aaron Boone.
Ian O’Connor writes that the Yankees should move on from Boone, but he says that you shouldn’t expect them to actually do it.
Deesha Thosar writes that the end of this season felt all too familiar for the Yankees.
Major League Baseball proposed a 154-game schedule for the regular season, lengthening the Division Series to a best-of-seven, and a system that would have the higher-seeded teams in the Wild Card and Division series rounds of the playoffs choose their opponents. And the league says all of those things are contingent upon the union agreeing to a salary cap.
Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue
Steve Sypa took a look at the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies’ season.
This Date in Mets History
The 1986 Mets fared well against Nolan Ryan on this date that year in Game 2 of the NLCS.
