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Mets’ Max Scherzer Dealt Concerning Injury Update Ahead of Next Start

He’ll pitch next on Wednesday against the Dodgers.

Sports Illustrated

Brandon Nimmo plays hero with clutch RBI double as Mets take series from A’s

OAKLAND, Calif. — Brandon Nimmo played the hero on Saturday against the Oakland A’s, beating one of his former Mets teammates in a 3-2 win.

Tribune News Service

Don’t know much about history? Take this baseball quiz and find out

April 15 is a significant day in baseball history, including Jackie Robinson’s debut in 1947.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Oakland A’s pitchers continue to make history — in a bad way

OAKLAND, Calif. – Oakland A’s catcher Shea Langeliers hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning. Aledmys Díaz and Brent Rooker followed that with solo homers in the fifth and sixth innings, respectively.

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Adding Time to the Pitch Clock in Key Spots Would Be a Foolish Mistake

There’s no reason to go back to the dawdling pace that the sport previously adopted, even for one inning.

Sports Illustrated

Marlins beat Phillies in extra innings to take series, cap road trip

PHILADELPHIA — Miami Marlins manager Skip Schumaker knew it was only a matter of time before Edward Cabrera had his breakthrough. He’s too good for it not to happen, even after a pair of clunkers to start the 2023 season.

Miami Herald

Mets take series from Padres behind Tylor Megill’s strong outing

NEW YORK — Tylor Megill was in Syracuse two weeks ago preparing to start the season in Triple-A. After three appearances this season, he’s gone from a depth starter to one of the Mets’ more reliable arms.

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Mets closer Edwin Diaz ahead of schedule with rehab of torn patellar tendon

NEW YORK — Edwin Diaz didn’t immediately know how badly his knee was injured. He was elated after striking out the side for Puerto Rico on March 15, helping his country defeat the favored Dominicans and advance to the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals.

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Ryan Weathers’ resilience, big hits by Manny Machado, Xander Bogaerts get Padres past Mets

NEW YORK — Ryan Weathers walked a tightrope, Manny Machado dropped a double on the foul line and Xander Bogaerts yanked a ball into the second deck of seats beyond left field.

Tribune News Service

A year after ‘I ... hate this place,’ Phillies’ Alec Bohm is thriving and ‘better equipped’ to handle struggles

PHILADELPHIA — Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm didn’t know what to say. He had just committed three errors against the Mets. After making a routine play in the second inning, the fans at Citizens Bank Park gave him a sarcastic cheer.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Steve Cohen claimed that one Mets fan finally broke the most improbable losing streak

Why would the fan advertise that?!

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Mets’ Broadcast Took the Pitch Clock to a Very Dramatic Level And MLB Fans Had Strong Feelings About It

This is INTENSE.

Sports Illustrated

First-Ever Mets Draft Pick Hobie Landrith, 14-Year MLB Veteran, Dies

The first ever draft pick of the Mets has passed away.

Sports Illustrated

The Mets’ broadcast had the most overdramatic use of the pitch clock while Max Scherzer pitched

This angle was so needlessly silly.

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Mets Had Two Strangely Identical Infield Hits in Same Inning and MLB Fans Couldn’t Believe It

This was very weird. And very cool.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Mets’ third base line was the real MVP with 2 hits that somehow barely stayed fair

"It's gonna stay on the line, OH MAN!"

Tribune News Service

Slow rollers help Mets beat Padres in 1st game between teams since NL Wild Card series

NEW YORK — Home field advantage typically refers to bigger locker rooms, shorter commutes and friendly fans, but facing the San Diego Padres on Monday night at Citi Field, the Mets received an advantage in the form of some dirt and paint.

Miami Herald

De La Cruz, Cooper home runs help Miami Marlins avoid sweep against New York Mets

NEW YORK — Bryan De La Cruz hit a three-run home run, Garrett Cooper added a two-run homer of his own and the Miami Marlins avoided a series sweep against the New York Mets with a 7-2 win on Sunday at Citi Field to wrap up a three-game series.

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Bill Madden: What we’ve learned from the opening week of the MLB season

NEW YORK — One week into the MLB season and we’ve already learned a lot about what will transpire over the entire 162. Even the tiniest of snapshots has provided plenty of evidence for what’s in store for the Yankees and Mets this season.

Tribune News Service

Kodai Senga shines in Citi Field debut as Mets top Marlins, 5-2

NEW YORK — Citi Field got its first haunting of the season.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Mets have found the perfect jumbotron celebration for Kodai Senga ghost fork strikeouts

Ghost fork celebrations at Citi Field!

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals whiff on gifts, get blanked as Brewers blitz to sixth consecutive victory

MILWAUKEE — There was not the major clattering event that doomed the Cardinals in their first meeting with a division rival this season, but instead a concert of minor misses.

Tribune News Service

Mets' Justin Verlander disappointed to miss Citi Field opener, but optimistic he’ll be pitching soon

NEW YORK — Justin Verlander felt like the new kid in school all spring. The 40-year-old ace had previously spent his entire career with only two other teams, the Detroit Tigers and the Houston Astros, and had never been in spring training with a new one until he came to…

Tribune News Service

Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso homer in Mets’ romp over Marlins

NEW YORK — The Mets have often been the culprit of some bizarre baseball, but Friday at Citi Field it was the Miami Marlins responsible for the oddities. At least most of them.

Sports Illustrated

Mets Plan to Tweak Sponsorship Patch After Causing Social Media Stir

New York already plans to modify the much-debated uniform patch less than a day after Thursday’s unveiling.

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