Toss this one into the dumpster and forget it existed if you are the Mets. Saturday was “nothing went right” night, unless the bullpen’s conspicuous absence from blame is noted. Marcus Stroman provided little resistance, but the right-hander didn’t receive defensive help, and the Mets’ lineup was absolutely useless, more than negating Bryce Harper’s precautionary … Continue reading Mets Look Ugly in Loss To Phillies →

Robinson Cano’s torn left hamstring, which was initially believed put his season in jeopardy, has healed faster than most expected. Now the veteran second baseman may have a chance to make an impact for the Mets when it really matters. Cano played seven innings at second base for the Single-A Brooklyn Cyclones on Saturday night … Continue reading NY Mets: Robinson Cano Will Be Back Soon →

Hines Ward will always be best remembered for his contributions to the Pittsburgh Steelers, but he’s now going to be trying to help a different team in a new way. The longtime NFL wide receiver has joined the New York Jets as an offensive assistant. Ward became known to fans in a new light after … Continue reading NY Jets: Ex-Steeler Hines Ward Added to Coaching Staff →