Baseball as the steady extinction of possabilities.
One of the Rockies’ three incumbents in the outfield is about to roll over.
Will it be Jose Fernandez? Will it be Scott Kazmir? Will it be Madison Bumgarner? Probably not the last one!
The Mets reload with a pair of veteran middle infielders, who won’t solve all their infield-defense woes but will hit, at least.
Johnny Cueto turns down $120 million, while the Mets chase Zobrist.
Bunting and broccoli and the brain.
The issue on everybody’s mind.
If you thought the Cubs were good this year, imagine adding Greinke or Price to the rotation.
How the Mets blew it and the Royals took it (even though it could have been the opposite), and the Royals became world champs.
Daniel Murphy’s incredible postseason turns into an incredibly complicated postseason.
How Yost kept his oath.
A rematch of Game One’s starters is now a must-win for New York.
Yordano Ventura’s strength has arguably become his weakness.
It’s that guy who’s still a prospect versus that guy who’s still in the majors.
Wright’s game-setting homer was more impressive that you might realize, and the Mets get back in the series.
On Friday night at Citi Field, these two will be throwing hundreds, hundreds, hundreds, hundreds.