Commercial Content 21+ After a grueling football season, New York fans are treated to not one, but two, MLB World Championship contenders. As Sunday approaches, the Yankees and Mets both sit at the top of their teams with a combined record of 74 to 34. With their solid play over the first two months of … Read more
NEW YORK — The Los Angeles Dodgers opened the season with an all-time high of $310.6 million for luxury tax purposes, and are on track to pay a record tax of nearly $47 million, according to figures compiled and obtained by Major League Baseball. By The Associated Press on Friday. Five teams crossed the $230 … Read more
Matt Harvey playing for the Orioles during a spring practice game last year. Getty Images They were both first-round picks, and were drafted for a year, with Matt Harvey going to the New York Mets in 2010 (seventh overall) and Trevor Bauer to the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2011 (third overall). Every right-handed player has accomplished … Read more
Want a column about what happened through minor leagues last week? You have come to the right place. These guys are burning • A little bewildered Phyllis probability of catching Logan Ohbe This month, and last week he put a notice on the Double-A Eastern League with a 0.550/.640/1.350 performance against Somerset Patriots. He hit … Read more
NEW YORK – As a major league player, Joe Pignatano has had a career more noteworthy than notable: He played in the last game at Ebbets Stadium, attended three future Hall of Famers and participated in a three-way swing finale. in specialties. It was in Shea’s field bulls yard, tending to the 1969 Miracle Mets … Read more
Born September 19, 1920, in New York City, Roger Angell liked to say that between him and his father, Ernest Angell, born in 1889, they witnessed nearly an entire history Major League Baseball, founded in 1876. Despite her enduring love of the game, Angel didn’t begin writing about baseball until 1962, when The New Yorker … Read more
