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Carlos Carrasco shines in nightcap as Mets sweep doubleheader against Braves

NEW YORK — If you’re going to play two, might as well win them both.

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Mets overcome crucial error to beat Braves in opening game of doubleheader

NEW YORK — The Mets dodged a bullet in the shape of a big, fat E1 on Tuesday afternoon, as what could have been a crucial fielding blunder by pitcher David Peterson ended up as nothing more than a footnote.

Tribune News Service

Mets Francisco Lindor easily turned a double play while being interviewed on Sunday Night Baseball

This was cool!

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Hicks suffers bruised wrist as Cardinals blanked by Mets 3-0

ST. LOUIS — On a scale of injuries, the right wrist contusion suffered Tuesday night by Cardinals right-hander Jordan Hicks, who has had myriad elbow problems since 2019, doesn’t rank as the most dire thing that’s happened to him. For instance, he lives every day as a Type 1 diabetic.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Francisco Lindor's hit, Pete Alonso's stretch give Mets walk-off win to open doubleheader with Giants

NEW YORK — You don’t have to be around professional baseball for 45 years like Buck Showalter to know that Tuesday’s matchup against the Giants was primed to be a good one. But give the Mets manager points for his prognosticating, anyway.

Newsday

Mets home opener lives up to hype with blowout win vs. Diamondbacks

NEW YORK — A touching ceremony that honored the Mets’ greatest player of all time. A raucous crowd on its feet and applauding during manager and player introductions for a club that revamped its roster, significantly increased its payroll and made itself a true contender. A ferocious starting pitcher stepping…

Tribune News Service

The Yankees Can’t Replace Aaron Judge. That’s Why He’s Going to Free Agency.

He’s a homegrown slugger with a marketable brand all his own. He and New York soon will find out how much that’s worth.

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Mets SS Francisco Lindor Set to Play Day After Taking Pitch to the Face

On Friday night, the shortstop was hit in the face by a pitch, which cracked one of his teeth.

Sports Illustrated

Buck Showalter might have a point on MLB pitchers needing help with grip after Francisco Lindor was hit by a pitch

Baseball is going to have to do something about pitching grip.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pete Alonso crushes first-career grand slam, Chris Bassitt dazzles in Mets win

WASHINGTON — Pete Alonso stepped up to the plate with the bases loaded against a gassed 23-year-old Nationals pitcher. Alonso closed his eyes and took a deep breath on a 2-1 count. Then the Mets slugger sent Joan Adon’s 86th and final pitch of the night to the moon —…

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Mets, Nationals Benches Clear After Pitch Strikes Francisco Lindor’s Face

It is the fourth time a Mets player has been hit in 14 innings this season against the Nationals.

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Mets shower praise on Buck Showalter: ‘There’s no better manager out there’

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — For the first time in five years, the Mets opted for an old-school manager when they hired Buck Showalter as skipper. A few weeks into spring training, players in the Mets clubhouse have felt a shift in energy.

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Mets players applaud mayor's decision to lift NYC vaccine mandate for athletes

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Mayor Eric Adams gained some critics with his controversial decision regarding New York City’s vaccine mandate. But he won’t find any of that backlash in the Mets clubhouse.

Tribune News Service

Bo Bichette, Tim Anderson Highlight Shortstops by Fantasy ADP

Breaking down shortstops based on their average draft position to find value and opportunity.

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Even With ‘Steve Cohen Tax,’ Mets Leaders Are Grateful to Be Back

After drawn-out labor negotiations, Max Scherzer, Francisco Lindor and Brandon Nimmo welcome the start of spring training.

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Francisco Lindor Says Discussion on International Draft is About ‘How to Divide Players’

The shortstop is just the latest player to voice his opinion on the matter.

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Francisco Lindor on MLB labor negotiations: ‘At the end of the day, we just want a good deal’

TAMPA, Fla. — Aaron Judge is ready, but like all the MLB stars that gathered with union executives Thursday afternoon at a Tampa Bay area hotel, the Yankee slugger is waiting to see if the league’ latest proposal will be enough to move them toward an end to the owner-imposed…

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Jacob deGrom, Max Scherzer Could Lead Mets to Playoffs

Fantasy outlooks, stats and analysis for 2022 New York Mets hitters and pitchers.

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The Infield of Active Players Closest to the Cooperstown Cut Line

These current stars are building Hall of Fame cases already. Will they get elected one day?

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The Yankees and Mets are both waiting on shortstop prospects, but for very different reasons

It’s becoming increasingly rare for teams to win at the Major League level without a shortstop.

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