New York Mets
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Rojas was set to return to the team as quality-control coach this season before Carlos Beltran and the Mets mutually parted ways amid the Astros' sign-stealing scandal.
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Manfred spoke publicly about the investigation for the first time since MLB's nine-page report was released
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Mariano Rivera made history in 2019, becoming the first player to be unanimously voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. ...
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Mets pitcher made it clear to followers on Twitter that he would never intentionally throw at anyone for past actions.
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The 34-year-old Cespedes looked healthy in doing various baseball activities -- from sprinting to swinging to uncorking one of his famous throws from the outfield.
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If the Mets interview and then ultimately hire Baker or another experienced candidate, it would represent a sea change from GM Brodie Van Wagenen's first managerial search.
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He watched his son's senior year of high school, is an adviser for the Mets and does TV work for MLBN.
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Friday was the first full day of the Mets general manager's second managerial search in four months after Beltran and the team "parted ways" on Thursday
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Beltran was named in MLB's investigation on Monday as a participant in the Astros' sign-stealing scandal.
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For the Mets, the breakup was non-negotiable after Beltran was named in the sign-stealing scandal.
MORE METS NEWS
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Perhaps start with the finalists from last October and November who were passed over in favor of Beltran.
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Newsday baseball columnist David Lennon discusses the parting of ways between the Mets and new manager Carlos Beltran on Jan. ...
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There was about 2 1/2 months between the time Carlos Beltran was hired as Mets manager and when it was mutually agreed that he no longer would be the team's skipper.