New York Mets owner Steve Cohen has spoken out for the first time about the club’s shocking late-season collapse, and ...

Talented, yes, but this year's Mets lacked sizzle. They were MLB's only team never to mount a ninth-inning comeback.

The Atlanta Braves sent veteran Charlie Morton to the mound for the final start of his career and then sent him out in style, beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-1 ...

The New York Yankees won't reach the mountaintop this season without Aaron Judge producing at the plate. Luckily, the generational superstar is regaining his mojo after missing time due to an elbow ...

NEW YORK — The Mets' frustrations are mounting, and they cost Jeff McNeil the final five innings of Friday night's contest against the Rangers and Jacob deGrom. In the bottom of the fourth inning with ...

She’s in good company. Ego Nwodim, 37, was met with support from her former “Saturday Night Live” co-stars after announcing her decision to depart the sketch comedy after seven years and ahead of ...

Astros’ Zach Cole smashed a home run in his MLB debut on the first pitch of his career. Watch his family’s ecstatic reaction. The Houston Astros blew away the Atlanta Braves on Friday, winning 11-3, ...

The New York Mets have gone 3-7 across their last 10 games and just endured four straight road losses to the Philadelphia Phillies. As a result, they own a slim 1.5 game lead for the final National ...

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Home runs don’t travel 463 feet every game. Indeed, Rob Refsnyder’s three-run homer in the first inning of Tuesday’s 6-0 win over the Athletics was both the longest of his career and by a Red Sox ...

PHILADELPHIA — He rounded third and laughed while high-fiving Dusty Wathan’s extended hand. Then Kyle Schwarber, upon reaching heights no Phillies player has since 2006, turned over his shoulder and ...