Justin Verlander addresses Mets 'diva' rumors that allegedly ticked off Max Scherzer
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New York Mets general manager Billy Eppler watched the World Baseball Classic warily this spring. Of course, he knew there were inherent risks for his squad. And on March 16, as he sat in his spring training apartment with Catherine Eppler, his wife, he tried to mentally steer Edwin Diaz around the potholes of possibility from afar. Eppler followed Diaz's pitch count and tracked the outs remaining for Diaz, and when Diaz closed out a win for Puerto Rico, Eppler felt relief. He got up and walked into another room.
Back in March, it looked like one of the most important series of the season would be the Atlanta Braves at the New York Mets in the dog days of August, battling for the National League East title, a jam-packed Citi Field hoping to see Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander shut down the powerful Atlanta lineup.
NEW YORK — New Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander looked a lot like old Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander as the veteran righty made his most recent debut on Saturday for the team he helped win a World Series with just last October.
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen is looking forward to better days ahead.
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BALTIMORE — Nobody does pregame banter quite like Buck Showalter, but after commenting on the new Topgolf facility near Camden Yards — and shying away from questions about how emotional his return to Baltimore is — the New York Mets' manager turned the conversation to this year's Orioles.
A fair number of MLB teams look a little different than they did just a week ago.