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Mets Pitcher Max Scherzer Out Up to Two Months With Oblique Strain
New York Mets pitcher Max Scherzer is expected to miss six-to-eight weeks after suffering a moderate to high grade oblique strain during his start Wednesday.
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MLB No-Hitters Tracker: What Games Were No-Hitters in the 2022 Season?
MLB history was made in 2021 for a record number of no-hitters with nine. Heres a look at all of the no-hitters in 2022.
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Rat Interrupts Nationals-Mets Game in Sixth Inning
The Nationals-Mets contest on Tuesday had a unique spectator on the field.
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New York, LA Boast Four First-Place MLB Teams
The Yankees, Dodgers, Mets and Angels are leading their respective divisions in MLB in a historic first for New York and Los Angeles.
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Mets Designate Robinson Cano for Assignment
The New York Mets have designated eight-time All-Star second baseman Robinson Cano for assignment.
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Mets Throw Combined No-Hitter Against Phillies
The New York Mets tossed a combined no-hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday, marking the first no-no of the 2022 MLB season.
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Mets, Cardinals End Series With Bench-Clearing Brawl
The altercation occurred in the eight inning, after three days of tense competition between the two National League teams.
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Red Sox Prospect Tyreque Reed Sparks Brawl in Sea Dogs Game
Red Sox prospect Tyreque Reed went after Binghamton Rumble Ponies pitcher Marcel Rentera in Thursday night’s Portland Sea Dogs game, sparking a wild bench-clearing brawl.
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Everything to Know Entering MLB Opening Day
The 2022 MLB season begins today. Here’s a look at the biggest storylines from around the league.
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Mets' Max Scherzer Scratched From Start, Status for Opening Day Uncertain
New York Mets pitcher Max Scherzer is unsure if he will be ready for Opening Day after being scratched from his start Saturday due to hamstring tightness.
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Kyrie Irving, Other Unvaccinated Players Could Soon Play Home Games in NYC
New COVID-19 policies in New York could allow unvaccinated players, such as Kyrie Irving, to play home games in New York.
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Irving, Unvaxxed Yanks & Mets Can Play at Home as NYC to Lift Vax Mandate for Athletes: Sources
Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving and other unvaccinated athletes may soon be allowed to play home games in New York City once again, as the city plans on lifting the private vaccine mandate as it applies to athletes, multiple sources confirmed to NBC New York.
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Unvaccinated Yankees, Mets Not Allowed to Play in Home Games Under City Guidelines
Unvaccinated Yankees and Mets will not be allowed to play home games under New York City’s current COVID-19 guidelines.
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Report: New York Mets Finalizing Deal to Hire Billy Eppler as General Manager
The New York Mets are finally set to make a hire. A lengthy search for their next front office executive is nearing an end, with the team reportedly finalizing an agreement with Billy Eppler to become the team’s general manager. The 46-year-old Eppler spent five years as GM of the Los Angeles Angels. He also worked in the New...
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Top 25 Sports Moments on ‘Seinfeld'
Jerry Seinfeld answered the phone in his apartment. “If you know what happened in the Mets game, don’t say anything, I taped it. Hello,” he said. It was the first episode and the very first line delivered inside what would go on to become one of the most iconic apartments in television history. And it was about the New...
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Twenty Years Later, Mike Piazza's Dramatic Post-Sept. 11 Home Run Remains a Moment of Hope
Members of 2001 Mets share their stories during ‘9/11: The Mets Remember.’
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Sports World Remembers, Honors 9/11 Anniversary With Tributes
Teams, athletes and coaches from across the country honored the 20th anniversary of 9/11 on Saturday.
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20th Anniversary of Sept. 11 Attacks Marked by NY Teams
Sports teams will hold ceremonies Saturday to mark the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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How Sports World, Teams Plan to Honor 20th Anniversary of 9/11
The sports world will take some time to look back and recognize the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks this weekend
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Mets Place Acting GM Zack Scott on Leave Following Drunken Driving Arrest
New York Mets put acting general manager Zack Scott on administrative leave following his arrest earlier this week for allegedly driving while intoxicated.