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CLEVELAND — At the end of the day, putting aside the drama and controversy surrounding the fact that it took two innings to happen, the official scorer got it right. Chandler Simpson’s ground ball off the glove of Paul Goldschmidt in the sixth inning Sunday at Steinbrenner Field was a hit, and had Max Fried […]
Padres first baseman Luis Arraez was released from the hospital after a frightening scene on Sunday. Arraez bunted to first base and attempted to beat Astros second baseman Mauricio Dubon to the bag, but collided with Dubon in what The Post’s Jon Heyman described as “one of the scariest collisions you’ll ever see.” Arraez was […]
Just because it’s April doesn’t mean that Philadelphia media will let the Phillies off the hook for blowing Sunday’s game against the Marlins. Leading 4-1 going into the seventh inning while starter Jesus Luzardo was twirling a gem, the Phillies were firmly in the driver’s seat against their NL East rivals in front of the […]
CLEVELAND — The Yankees were initially thinking that Marcus Stroman could get ramped back up fairly quickly to return from the injured list before long. But 10 days after his last start, Stroman is still experiencing some issues with his left knee and does not sound particularly close to coming back. “He’s still feeling some […]
CLEVELAND — The last time the Yankees were here before Monday, they were clinching the American League pennant on the back of an epic home run from Juan Soto. Of course, Soto was nowhere to be found in the rematch Monday, nor were the high stakes of the ALCS. The Yankees did try to add […]
Reinforcements are on the way, leaving Mets brass to face a key roster decision likely by Friday. Jeff McNeil and Francisco Alvarez are both scheduled to receive at-bats for Triple-A Syracuse on Tuesday and Wednesday and barring a setback would be in position to join the Mets for their four-game series that begins Friday in […]
Francisco Lindor best embodies the Mets’ success at home this season. The Mets shortstop, struggling on the road, has been Superman at Citi Field. Monday night he continued saving Metropolis, with two home runs in a 5-4 victory over the Phillies that extended their winning streak to five games. Lindor’s three-run blast in the seventh […]
The Mets and Carlos Mendoza are seeing a different Tylor Megill this season, one who has more confidence on the mound and trusts in his pitching arsenal, especially the newly developed sinker. The righty showed just that on Monday in his best start of the season. In front of 35,430 at Citi Field, Megill shut […]
The boost in average attendance at Citi Field over last season hasn’t gone unnoticed by the Mets front office. Over their first 10 home games entering Monday, the Mets were averaging 36,705 fans, which ranked seventh in MLB. Last season, the Mets finished 17th in home attendance, averaging 29,484. “Our fans in general have been […]