Meet the Mets
David Stearns’ current team may not be in the World Series, but Greg Joyce analyzed how he helped build the foundation for the Brewers’ run.
Steve Cohen’s influence could be the X-Factor in the offseason chase for Tarik Skubal.
Should the Mets give up on Ronny Mauricio? Logan VanDine believes it may be too early to give up on him.
Around the National League East
Dave Dombrowski put Trea Turner on blast, challenging him to either become a better shortstop or find a new position.
Around Major League Baseball
Game 4 of the American League Championship Series was postponed due to inclement weather. Game 4 will now be played tonight at 8pm ET. Game 5 will now take place on Sunday, October 18 at 5pm ET. Games 6 and 7, if necessary, will remain scheduled for Monday and Tuesday at Tropicana Field.
The start times for the World Series have been revealed.
Jayson Stark said the Brewers’ sweep of the Dodgers is one for the books, because the gamers beat the Hall of Famers.
In addition to having gamers, Mike Petriello argued that the Brewers also have some potential Hall of Famers.
Milwaukee has already punched a ticket to the Fall Classic, but Zach Sweet wondered who they should want as their opponent.
Buster Olney recapped how the Dodgers’ bid for a three-peat went up in flames in this year’s NLCS.
Ken Rosenthal commented on the uncertain reality facing the Dodgers, who spent big to build their MLB power.
Los Angeles is left to ponder their core as cracks emerged during the NLCS sweep.
Andy McCullough isn’t ready to call this the end of the Dodgers’ dynasty, but admits that Los Angeles has some hard questions to address during the offseason.
Bryan Hoch looked at five burning questions surrounding the Yankees entering the offseason.
Orioles’ owner David Rubinstein admitted that MLB owners are making a ton of money, saying they made more than he was making in private equity.
Martín Maldonado is joining the Tigers’ coaching staff.
Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue
Chris McShane reviewed Tobias Myers’ 2026 season.
This Date in Mets History
On this date in 1999, Robin Ventura hit a grand slam single to keep the Mets’ season alive and send the team to Atlanta.