Meet the Mets
MLB Trade Rumors released their offseason outlook for the Mets for paid subscribers.
Amidst the many departures that have occurred in recent days, one Mets figure who will not be leaving is front office
executive and former Padres manager Andy Green, who has turned down overtures from multiple teams to return to the dugout.
Around the National League East
The Phillies got an early 3-0 lead in Game 1 against the Dodgers at Citizens Bank Park, but Los Angeles fought back—culminating with a go-ahead three-run homer from Teoscar Hernández—to win 5-3 and put Philadelphia in a early 1-0 hole in the series.
Harrison Bader departed yesterday’s game for Philadelphia due to groin tightness, and while there is no major tear or strain, his availability for Game 2 is up in the air.
According to GM Alex Anthopoulos, the Braves do not currently have a list of candidates for their managerial opening.
Federal Baseball examined a few Nationals prospects who had strong 2025 campaigns.
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The Brewers showed no rust after their bye week, as Milwaukee dominated the Cubs to get out to a 1-0 lead in their series.
It wasn’t all happy news for the Brew Crew, however, as Jackson Chourio was forced to leave yesterday’s game with a hamstring injury.
The Blue Jays hadn’t had a win in the postseason since 2016, but they got themselves a decisive victory in Game 1 yesterday against the Yankees.
Luke Weaver had another difficult outing for the Bombers yesterday, and some of his recent adjustments to address pitch tipping may be one of the causes for his struggles.
The Tigers and Mariners went into extra innings in the first game of their divisional series, with Detroit ultimately coming out on top.
In addition to Albert Pujols, the Angels will also consider another former player—center fielder Torii Hunter—for their managerial opening.
Bob Melvin discussed his firing by the Giants and expressed a willingness to continue his managerial career elsewhere.
Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue
Steve Sypa examined some of the Mets prospects who will be suiting up in the Arizona Fall League this year.
This Date in Mets History
Edgardo Alfonzo made a memorable postseason debut on this date in 1999.
