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Mets’ Pete Alonso’s record comes with a message
NEW YORK — After finally hitting home run No. 253, a new Mets record, first baseman Pete Alonso stood on a bench on the top step of the dugout and waved his helmet. Standing beside him, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza looked up at his slugger, soaking in all the love from the fans. Mendoza captured a snapshot of Alonso’s wide, boyish smile in his mind.
The New York Mets and New York Yankees have fallen into the final wild-card spots over the past two weeks, and the pair of ...
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NY Mets trade deadline move is finally yielding promising returns
Cedric Mullins is starting to deliver for the NY Mets, providing a much-needed boost as the team looks for consistent offense ...
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Mets are trending - but in the wrong direction
With seven straight losses and now sitting six games back in the NL East, the Mets have turned from playoff upstarts into a ...
Mets’ David Stearns was spotted Tuesday in Japan, where he was scouting Munetaka Murakami, a slugging corner infielder for ...
Frankie Montas was unlikely to start a postseason game for the Mets anyway, but they might replace him with someone who will.
Starting pitcher Frankie Montas (3-2, 6.38 ERA) has not helped the situation. The Mets signed the veteran right-hander to a ...
Jon Heyman rips the Mets’ collapse, saying only one thing can save them from joining 2007 as an infamous late-season disaster.
This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/mlb/fastball as New York Mets Make Hilarious Admission in ...
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