As Mets continue hot play, their captain prepares to say goodbye

As Mets continue hot play, their captain prepares to say goodbye

BY AARON GENUTH On an emotional day in Flushing, the Mets responded to the looming end of an era with a day of inspired baseball. Or at least inspired enough to sweep a doubleheader from the Marlins, a team 10 games worse in the standings than the Mets are. Prior to the first game of […]

Mets in Need of Relief in the Pen and DL

Mets in Need of Relief in the Pen and DL

Bullpen Woes and Injuries Mounting By Joe Rini With MLB commissioner Robert Manfred keen on speeding the pace of play from the current three hours plus per game, perhaps the Mets could be forgiven if they’ve thought about stopping games after seven innings, especially when ace Jacob deGrom hands the ball off to the bullpen. […]

JUDGE IMPRESSES AT HOME RUN DERBY

JUDGE IMPRESSES AT HOME RUN DERBY

Aaron Judge continued his historic and awe-inspiring rookie season with his performance at Tuesday’s MLB All-Star Game in the Homerun Derby. Judge hit 47 home runs – including four which traveled over 500 feet – to all corners of Marlins Park to become the victor of the homerun derby. Judge has quickly become an icon in the […]

What Time of Year is it? It’s Hall of Fame Time

What Time of Year is it? It’s Hall of Fame Time

BY MARC MATURO Rockland County Times’ sports reporter Marc A. Maturo is a lifetime honorary member of the Baseball Writers Association of America. He was the Mets beat writer for the Gannett Westchester Newspapers from 1978-1985, and every year continues to write in the name of Pete Rose on his Hall of Fame ballot. At […]