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Mets’ hitters still adjusting to pitch clock with 2 weeks left till Opening Day

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Buck Showalter’s spring training musings often veer between amusing and informative with the non sequitur somewhere in the middle. The pitch clock has been a particular point of fascination this spring and he keeps coming back to one question: What does it mean for beer…

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Puerto Rico dominates Nicaragua to open World Baseball Classic pool play in Miami

MIAMI — At this time six years ago, MJ Melendez was a senior catcher at Westminster Christian in the Miami area, working his way toward being a top pick in the MLB draft and starting his career as a professional baseball player.

Miami Herald

Puerto Rico breaks world record as baseball fans go blond

The blonds are back

The Independent UK

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Fantasy Baseball Draft Review: Tout Wars

SI Fantasy’s Jen Piacenti had the 12th pick in this experts league. Here’s how she made out.

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Kodai Senga gives teammates a look at signature ‘ghost fork’ during first live batting practice of spring

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Kodai Senga doesn’t quite know who started calling his forkball a “ghost fork” but he knows he heard the term about a decade ago. His signature pitch isn’t technically a splitter because he doesn’t fully grip it between two fingers, so he prefers to call…

Tribune News Service

What the shortstop aging curve means for the Phillies’ 11-year contract with Trea Turner

PHILADELPHIA — In stretching out Trea Turner’s $300 million contract over 11 years, the Phillies diluted the average annual salary for luxury-tax purposes and payroll flexibility. It’s the approach they took four years ago in signing Bryce Harper. The length of Turner’s deal, like Harper’s 13-year pact, was predicated on…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

'Almost a saint': Roberto Clemente is as influential as ever 50 years after his death

When Roberto Clemente Jr. woke on the morning of Dec. 31, 1972, he immediately tiptoed to his parents' bedroom to see whether his father was up.

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Jimmy Rollins Belongs in the Hall of Fame—But He Has a Long Way to Go

Few players combined for power and speed like the longtime Phillies shortstop.

Sports Illustrated

Steve Cohen, Mets jump in and grab Carlos Correa after deal with Giants falls apart

NEW YORK — The old Mets fired managers in the middle of the night. The new Mets sign All-Stars in the middle of the night.

Tribune News Service

Source: Correa Agrees to Mets Deal in Surprise Move

The two-time All-Star was set to join the Giants before a medical concern derailed his introductory press conference.

Sports Illustrated

Where Carlos Correa’s Contract Ranks Among Shortstops All-Time

His massive deal with the Giants is reportedly for 13 years.

Sports Illustrated

Sport's highest earners including MLB and NFL stars as Aaron Judge inks massive contract

Major League Baseball superstar Aaron Judge was given a nine-year extension on Wednesday after a legendary season in which he set the new single-season American League home run record with 62

Daily Mirror

Abbey Mastracco: Mets lack of playoff success doesn’t diminish off-field strides

NEW YORK — The Mets used to be synonymous with controversy. There have been too many years throughout the club’s history when the off-field incidents overshadowed the on-field play.

Tribune News Service

Mets Left to Accept Another Fruitless Season

A season that so recently seemed it could be special ended in familiar fashion for the Mets, who will likely look a lot different next year.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Padres head to NLDS as Mets’ season collapses

San Diego starter Joe Musgrove brushed off chants of “Cheater!” after a bizarre spot-check of his ears by umpires on the mound.

The Independent UK

Musgrove pitches hometown Padres past Mets 6-0 and into NLDS

Joe Musgrove brushed off chants of “Cheater!”

Sports Illustrated

The Mets Just Might Be Enough

Pushed to the brink of what would have been a devastating elimination, the Mets looked more like their best selves in Game 2 against the Padres.

Tribune News Service

Padres stun Mets with four homers off Max Scherzer en route to 7-1 victory in Game 1

NEW YORK — Fans received orange towels Friday as they entered Citi Field.

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Eight Thoughts Heading Into the First Day of the Playoffs

For us baseball fans, few days are better than the one we have today. Four postseason games, back-to-back-to-back-to-back. Well, technically, there is some overlap, but that’s even better! More games means flipping channels, which means less of a chance we’ll have to sit through commercials for ...

Sports Illustrated

Baseball Players LOVE Their Playoff Merch

Only slightly less coveted than the postseason berth itself, the highly anticipated playoff paraphernalia is an MLB “rite of passage.”

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Mets hit back-to-back-to-back HRs and the luckiest good dog got their paws all over a ball

A round of a-paws for this lucky fan.

Tribune News Service

Bill Madden: From Aaron Judge to Buck Showalter, handing out our end-of-season awards

NEW YORK — Although the postseason seedings have yet to be decided, with one notable exception — the National League MVP race — we’ve seen enough to determine the deserving individual honors. Everyone has their opinions, many even have actual votes, but here are our picks for baseball’s 2022 awards…

Newsday

Pete Alonso tops Mets' season RBI mark, drives in five in win over A's

OAKLAND — Think of the best seasons by the best hitters — any of them — in the history of the Mets. Who comes to mind? Darryl Strawberry a bunch of years in the 1980s. Mike Piazza right before or after the turn of the century. John Olerud in 1998.…

Newsday

Francisco Lindor's grand slam lifts Mets past Brewers

MILWAUKEE — Step one, as they collectively called it, is done. The Mets are going to the playoffs. They guaranteed as much with more than two weeks remaining in the regular season by virtue of blowing away the clubs in the wild-card picture, earning that bit of uncertainty heading into…

Sports Illustrated

How the New Mets Are (Mostly) Overcoming Decades of Dysfunction

Are attitude, personnel and money enough for MLB’s most confounding franchise to become a normal winning team?

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