COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- If it’s true that a good baseball team is strong up the middle, then the Hall of Fame roster is getting a significant boost this afternoon as it inducts do-it-all center fielders Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones, along with the most prolific power-hitting second baseman the game

NEW YORK -- The Mets’ nightmare season continued on Saturday with unwelcome news from an MRI tube, which revealed that Juan Soto has a Grade 2 strain of his left calf and will miss significant time. The team placed him on the 10-day injured list prior to Saturday’s 4-3 loss

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One of the most well-rounded center fielders of his generation will take his place in Cooperstown on July 26, as Carlos Beltrán enters the National Baseball Hall of Fame alongside Jeff Kent and Andruw Jones. The sixth Hall of Famer to hail from Puerto Rico, Beltrán will stand alongside Roberto

Clay Holmes could be activated from the injured list after making one more rehab start. Whether he's still with the Mets when he returns remains to be seen.

It sounds as if David Stearns, who runs baseball operations for the Mets, isn’t inclined to deal Francisco Lindor at this year’s Trade Deadline, even if he didn’t completely shut the door on the notion on Friday. Of course, this has been a much tougher season for Stearns than it

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Jonah Tong turned around a shaky stretch of outings for a dominant start for Triple-A Syracuse on Friday night. Tong, the Mets’ No. 1 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 76 overall, struck out nine while allowing just one run against Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Tong also walked four and scattered four hits in

NEW YORK -- David Stearns, the man in charge of one of the most intriguing caches of talent available at this year’s Trade Deadline, camped behind a Citi Field podium on Friday afternoon and ruled out almost nothing. “We’re sitting here nine, 10 days out from the Deadline,” Stearns said,

The Mets are reportedly "open for business," and all of the names they could deal ahead of the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline, could Luke Weaver net the biggest return? It's certainly possible.

There have been plenty of memorable father-son duos in MLB history. How about a father-daughter pairing in which each player has authored an incredible postseason moment for their club? Benny Agbayani, the Hawaii native who broke out as a Mets cult hero around the turn of the century, delivered an

Mets right-hander Clay Holmes made his first Minor League rehab start on Thursday as he works his way back from a fractured right fibula he suffered when he was hit by a comebacker on May 15. Holmes, who took the mound for Triple-A Syracuse against Scranton-Wilkes Barre, was one of

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The Trade Deadline arrives at 6 p.m. ET on Aug. 3 this year, and before all the commotion that comes with a flurry of moves across the Major and Minor Leagues, we figured it was time to update the MLB Pipeline team Top 30 prospects lists. Truth be told, we’re

Jose Iglesias has worn many hats. He is a former MLB All-Star who finished second in 2013 Rookie of the Year voting. He’s a singer, with multiple successful singles. And soon, he’ll be trading in his cleats for the stage. Iglesias, also known by his pop star alter ego “Candelita,”

MILWAUKEE -- Brett Baty didn't search for an excuse. Not after the ball tailed just beyond his glove in right field. Not after Joey Ortiz raced into third with a two-run triple. And not after those runs were crucial to the Mets' 4-3 loss to the Brewers on Wednesday afternoon

The Aug. 3 Trade Deadline is fast approaching, and with it, potential moves that could shake up the balance of power and playoff races as we enter the regular season stretch run.

MILWAUKEE -- Clay Holmes is one step closer to returning to the Mets' rotation. Holmes is scheduled to make the first rehab start of his recovery on Thursday with Triple-A Syracuse, throwing approximately three innings as he works his way back from the fractured right fibula he suffered in mid-May.

It’s hard to stay on top of the Hitter Power Rankings for an extended period of time. Even great hitters slump, right? Well, don’t tell that to the man in our No. 1 spot -- yet again. He’s become a regular there and is showing no signs of slowing down,

MILWAUKEE -- Zac Thornton doesn't pitch like someone making his fourth Major League start. He pitches like someone who's convinced he belongs. Every fastball has conviction. Every pitch comes with intent. And when trouble finally arrived Tuesday night, the 24-year-old rookie never blinked.

The master craftsman changed his tools. Juan Soto, in his neverending quest for hitting perfection, started swinging new lumber this season. Soto has spent nearly a decade in the big leagues establishing himself as one of the greatest hitters of his generation. Over that time -- although he cycled through

MILWAUKEE -- Freddy Peralta walked off the mound Monday night still searching for an answer. Not an excuse. An answer. Because from his perspective, nearly everything still feels the same.

MILWAUKEE -- The Mets finally have the roster they spent all winter trying to build. Nearly three months after a lumbar spine disc herniation injury derailed his first season in Queens, Luis Robert Jr. returned to New York's lineup Monday after being activated from the 60-day injured list ahead of