The inaugural event for 15- and 16-year-olds could curb age and name falsifications while protecting players from unscrupulous agents.
MLB’s inaugural event gives prospects from these two fertile countries a chance to display skills in front of scouts.
With so much uncertainty swirling around the Mets, it's easy to forget that much of the roster heading into next season is actually quite static. Barring injury, the Mets have no vacancies in their starting rotation, a rarity in today's game. They have one or two bullpen jobs up for grabs at most. And their lineup, too, is mostly written in ink.
Gary Carter, who is battling brain cancer, attended the season opener on Thursday of the Palm Beach Atlantic University baseball team he has coached since 2009.
SECAUCUS, N.J. - Along with a new uniform, Jose Reyes is getting a new look.
Banner Day has new life, and now an official date. The Mets announced Wednesday that they will revive the tradition of Banner Day prior to their 1:10 p.m. ET game against the Padres at Citi Field on Sunday, May 27.
Though the second-base job does not technically belong to Daniel Murphy, it appears to be his to lose heading into Spring Training. But Murphy will hold it throughout the summer only if he proves adequate at the position.
Since arriving home less than two weeks ago after climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, R.A. Dickey has spent time reflecting on his journey, on what he called a "mental grind" that also taxed him physically.
Why not platoon Daniel Murphy and Justin Turner at second base? Who will start on Opening Day if Johan Santana isn't ready? Beat reporter Anthony DiComo answers these questions and more in the latest Inbox.
Leo Nuñez of the Miami Marlins is actually Juan Carlos Oviedo, and a year older than we thought. Fausto Carmona of the Cleveland Indians is really Roberto Hernandez Heredia — and three years older. Who will be the next Major … Continue reading →
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