The New York Mets have undoubtedly improved their lineup heading into the 2021 season. They acquired arguably the best shortstop in the league in addition to an All-Star catcher. But how do they all stack up against each other?
The first tennis Grand Slam tournament of 2021 is in the books, but it does not stop fans from continuing to debate who the greatest men’s player of all-time is.
The New York Mets have some business to do during Spring Training beginning this week at Port St. Lucie. Getting extensions done for Michael Conforto and Francisco Lindor is right at the top of their list.
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen made a statement during his introductory press conference on November 10, 2020, that is worth repeating after the organization reached an agreement with Kevin Pillar on Monday night. “I like what the Dodgers are doing,” he said, referring to how he wants to build his organization.
The San Diego Padres signed Fernando Tatis Jr. to an enormous 14-year/$340 million extension on Wednesday, which comes with a lot of risk but a potentially huge reward.
Julius Randle was expected to be a trade candidate this season, but he is playing like an All-Star forward, and that is something the Knicks didn’t think would happen.
The annual PECOTA projections were released on Tuesday and to say that the St. Louis Cardinals aren’t receiving the respect they deserve would be an understatement.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are getting a lot of attention with their All-Star rotation after the free-agent signing of Trevor Bauer, but don’t let it distract you from how good the Padres will be.
MLB Network unveiled The Shredders’ “Top Ten Shortstops Right Now” list, and Francisco Lindor was outside the top three, but here’s why he deserves to be ahead of the third-ranked shortstop, Xander Bogaerts.
Michael Conforto recently said that the Mets haven’t had any recent conversations with him about an extension, but it shouldn’t worry Mets fans.
The New York Mets are in a prime position to sign Trevor Bauer in free agency after their recent trade and the situations of Bauer’s other suitors.
The Philadelphia Phillies are bringing back J.T. Realmuto on a five-year deal worth $115.5 million. He was a shoo-in to go back to Philadelphia, so what is next for the front office?
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