New York Mets
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Mets' game postponed for third time in five days
Thursday's game was rescheduled to June 25 as part of a single-admission doubleheader, with Game 1 starting at 4:10 and both games being seven innings long.
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Best: Rojas has sunny attitude to deal with April showers
The Mets have played only eight of their scheduled 14 games thus far, but Rojas knows there's not much you can do about the weather in April.
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Smashing baseball's second color barrier
Why there aren’t more Black people in baseball’s top positions, and what the game can do to fix it.
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Lennon: Nimmo has been leading man for Mets' winning ways
Incredibly, Nimmo didn't draw a walk Wednesday night, after totaling eight through his first six games. Instead, he collected three singles, and two of the infield variety, to drive his batting average up to .464 and on-base percentage to .583.
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This time, Peterson dominates Phillies as Mets triumph
The lefthander, who has struggled against the Phlllies, allowed only two hits and struck out 10 in six innings.
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Lennon: Contract the least of Conforto's worries right now
He's already been bumped from third to sixth in the lineup -- after only five games -- and his current 0-for-14 skid has looked even worse than the numbers suggest in dropping him to .130 (3-for-23) with eight Ks.
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Davis likely to return when IL stint ends, Rojas says
Manager also said third baseman will likely be activated the moment his injured list stint is up on Saturday.
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Rojas confirms that Jed Lowrie wanted knee surgery
According to a published report, Lowie, who had only eight plate appearances in 2019 and none last season, was told by the Mets that he could not have surgery until his contract expired after the 2020 season.
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Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff dies in prison
Madoff, the financier who pleaded guilty to orchestrating the largest Ponzi scheme in history for which he received 150-year prison term, died early today of natural causes in a federal prison.
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Rojas' strategy pays off in opener, Stroman strong in nightcap of Mets' doubleheader sweep
The move enabled speedy Francisco Lindor to start the eighth inning on second base and score the tying run before Jonathan Villar's eventual walk-off single.
AROUND THE NL EAST
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Mets' game postponed for third time in five days
Thursday's game was rescheduled to June 25 as part of a single-admission doubleheader, with Game 1 starting at 4:10 and both games being seven innings long.
MORE ON THIS TOPIC Best: Rojas has sunny attitude to deal with April showers -
Swanson single caps rally in 9th, Braves avoid Marlins sweep
Dansby Swanson’s RBI single with the bases loaded capped Atlanta’s two-run rally in the ninth inning and the Braves beat the Miami Marlins 7-6 to snap a four-game losing streak
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Diversity study: MLB earns bonuses for hiring milestones
A diversity study finds Major League Baseball with slightly lower scores for racial and gender hiring but earning bonuses for social-justice initiatives and hiring milestones
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Best: Rojas has sunny attitude to deal with April showers
The Mets have played only eight of their scheduled 14 games thus far, but Rojas knows there's not much you can do about the weather in April.
SNY
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Gary, Keith and Ron begin 16th year in SNY's Mets booth
The bond Cohen, Hernandez and Darling have established over time makes calling games in COVID era a bit easier.
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What Gary, Keith and Ron had to say about Steve Cohen
SNY enters its 16th season of Mets games, but the first where the team owner doesn't own the network.
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A-Rod to call Mets' season opener vs. Nationals on ESPN
If you recall, A-Rod was part of a group who tried to buy the Mets last year.
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SNY to simulcast WFAN's 'Carton and Roberts'
The simulcast of WFAN's afternoon drive show with Craig Carton and Evan Roberts will begin in early May.
MORE METS NEWS
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Lennon: Stroman rebounds from rainout debacle with masterpiece
The LIer is acing every test he's faced so far in a huge season for him on several levels.
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Beltran helping Lindor get comfortable in Mets uniform
The former Met has mentored the current Met throughout his career and now is assisting him as he acclimates to New York.
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Lennon: Mets happy to escape with walk-off victory, but . . .
The Mets have not been hitting with runners in scoring position and Michael Conforto, in particular, needs to get going.
