Meet the Mets
An off-day in the World Series was the perfect time for Micah Noe to look back at the Gold Glove-nominated season of Luis Torrens.
A true reversal, the everyone’s favorite hot dogging sideline man Steve Gelbs took some questions of his own on the Mets’ YouTube channel.
Around the National League East
Equal parts remembering a Met and remembering a Guy, Danny Young was a member of the 2026 Atlanta Braves for a time.
Moving towards 2027, the Washington Nationals have up to five viable catchers and, of course, they gotta figure out what exactly to do with all of them.
Around Major League Baseball
You may have noticed the Tampa Bay Rays turning to dust before your eyes. The team is just as unhappy about it as you presumably are.
Naturally, the Rays and their players feel a comeback in their bones and, frankly, it wouldn’t shock me if it did happen.
Tonight in Game 3, Tropicana Field will host its first World Series game since Shea Stadium was technically an active ballpark.
Old Friend Freddy Peralta will take the mound for the Rays, taking on his…old friends.
On the other end, the Brewers always end up falling behind in the postseason and almost always end up making a comeback just as easily.
If you believe the Brewers, Brice Turang proclaimed himself a future Hall of Famer during initial contract negotiations. If you believe Turang, it never happened.
For Milwaukee fans, thinking of Bob Uecker during this series is ultimately more sweet than bitter.
Not even one of the longest shutout streaks in postseason history can keep Aaron Ashby from wanting to be a starting pitcher at one point or another in the future.
This Date in Mets History
On this date in 1998, the Mets signed Mike Piazza to the largest contract in Major League Baseball history.