MESA, Ariz. — If he evaluated the trade today from a New York standpoint, even Javier Báez would have to give his own deal from the Cubs to the Mets for young outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong an enthusiastic and exaggerated thumbs … Read More
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MESA, Ariz. — If you were in the park that night, it would be hard to believe. Perhaps impossible. Because if you were at Progressive Field on Nov. 2, 2016, how could you conceive that the team celebrating on the … Read More
There have been more of these utilitarian-type deadlines for the Rangers than you probably remember. Not every one of these thresholds sees a Derick Brassard coming, a Marian Gaborik going, a Marty St. Louis coming, a Ryan Callahan or a … Read More
Cardinals superstar third baseman Nolan Arenado looks like he’s staying a Cardinal, at least for now — and that’s a shame. If the eight-time All-Star, nine-time Gold Glove winner and three-time home run champion seems out of place in a … Read More
It’s like modern baseball, lousy with conspicuous, shameless artificial additives and cheap con jobs. It’s now almost an obligation to stand at first and signal your dugout for group approval — a shallow ritual — after hitting a checked-swing bloop … Read More
We can tell you with utmost confidence in our well-placed, impeccable sources that the Rangers’ priority going into Friday’s 3 p.m. trade deadline is not to acquire a veteran right wing to fill the hole on the right beside Chris … Read More
PHOENIX — In Major League Baseball, there is no odder couple than New York and Milwaukee — the largest and smallest markets. Yet, in three weeks they will play a series in The Bronx that promises to be captivating beyond … Read More
PORT ST. LUCIE — A star was being born last October despite heavy restlessness, bordering on sleeplessness. Mark Vientos’ revelatory regular season was merely a nice warmup for what was to come in October, when he rode anxiety and adrenaline … Read More
JUPITER, Fla. — There’s been far too much talk already about lats and obliques, two body parts no one would ever hear about if it weren’t for baseball, and especially spring training baseball. Yes, the Mets have the usual number … Read More