New York Mets
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He was the original Mr. Met
Dan Reilly was a natural showman, and on May 31, 1964, he made his debut as Mr. Met at Shea Stadium. He died recently at 83.
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Reports: Meeting between MLB owners, players yields little progress
The ongoing lockout could delay the start of spring training next month and maybe the regular season.
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Hernandez breaks the news: Mets to hold Old-Timers' Day in 2022
The Mets have not announced the return of Old-Timers' Day but team president Sandy Alderson said it's on the team's agenda.
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Keith Hernandez talks Mets retiring his No. 17
Hear what the Mets great had to say about the upcoming honor.
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Mets to retire Keith Hernandez's No. 17
There will be a ceremony ahead of their July 9 game against Miami.
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Reports: MLB owners, union to hold virtual talks Thursday
The last time the sides met face-to-face was on Dec. 1 in Irving, Texas, in a meeting that lasted seven minutes.
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Source: Chavez leaves Yanks' position to be Mets' hitting coach
Chavez was hired by the Yankees on Dec. 21 to be an assistant hitting coach, but Yankees GM Brian Cashman allowed him to leave for a promotion with the Mets.
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Former Mets acting GM Scott found not guilty in drunk-driving case
Judge said there was no indisputable evidence Zack Scott was drunk at the time of his arrest last August.
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Steve Popper's 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot
The most pressing issue is steroids, the one that Major League Baseball and the Hall of Fame never settled, leaving it in the hands of voters.
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Anthony Rieber's 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot
Newsday's Anthony Rieber makes his selections for the 2022 class.
AROUND THE NL EAST
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Georgia celebrates title at stadium, Smart plans repeat
Georgia coach Kirby Smart told a near-capacity crowd at Sanford Stadium the Bulldogs don’t plan to wait another 41 years for their next national championship
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Lennon explains his Class of 2022 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot
No more "Small Hall" for Newsday's baseball columnist. He explains why and includes his selections for this year's class.
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MORE METS NEWS
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22 for '22: New York's top sports stars
Ability and achievement obviously count, but star power counts more.
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Showalter: 'It's about winning baseball games'
Showalter takes over as Mets manager and speaks about collaboration, information and winning a World Series
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The Showalter era begins the Mets' process of eliminating excuses
The '22 Mets have a job to do -- "to be the last team standing," the Mets' new manager emphasized -- and everything else is secondary to that goal.
