T he Mets lost 2-0 to the Red Sox, losing the series, accumulating their third loss in a row and five losses in their last ...

But he probably isn’t expecting them from his own dugout. Mets’ manager Carlos Mendoza, who knows the Bronx crowd better than most, told WFAN before the game he might join in the boos.

But the path to finalizing the deal wasn’t smooth, as tense moments between Soto, his agent Scott Boras, and Mets owner Steve Cohen nearly unraveled everything. In an interview with “In Depth ...

In an interview with Graham Bensinger published on May 14, Juan Soto spoke about why he chose to sign with Boras: “After my first year of rookie ball, he just reached out to me and explained to ...

The Tigers designated veteran catcher Tomas Nido for assignment and activated Jake Rogers from the 10-day IL. Read more at ...

But he probably isn’t expecting them from his own dugout. Mets’ manager Carlos Mendoza, who knows the Bronx crowd better than most, told WFAN before the game he might join in the boos.

Mets' Carlos Mendoza was pretty clear on where Judge stands in MLB history when it comes to hitting. "Obviously, with Aaron, I'm not surprised by it," Mendoza said (4:16). "I have the experience ...

Juan Soto’s return to Yankee Stadium was destined to dominate the narrative, and it did the moment he stepped out of the visiting dugout. The former Bronx hero—now wearing orange and blue ...

Last offseason, the biggest story was undoubtedly that of Dominican Juan Soto, who reached an agreement for $765 million dollars, which shocked the world of baseball and sport, not only because of ...

But according to manager Carlos Mendoza, Montas is progressing well and has begun facing live hitters. Mendoza also detailed Montas's timeline moving forward: live batting practice Friday and ...

Carlos Mendoza never really convinced his star right fielder he could benefit from a rest on Wednesday. But the Mets manager had the final call, and Juan Soto was absent from the starting lineup ...