Jon Heyman is a baseball columnist for the New York Post and an insider at MLB Network and 670 The Score. With a focus on national baseball coverage, Jon provides analysis, updates, and opinions on various baseball-related topics, including free agency, trades, and team strategies.
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Day after day, the surging Mets are continuing to make it feel like it’s a long way from the travesty that was 2023.
It all finally paid off for him this month when he's transformed from unremarkable to unhittable. Garrett, who didn't make the Mets out of spring, leads the majors with 21 strikeouts out of the bullpen in 10 ²/₃ innings (an Edwin Diaz-like rate) and carries a perfect 0.00 ERA.
LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers are understandably thrilled to have superstar Shohei Ohtani — the most versatile player since at least Babe Ruth, and possibly the best, too.
The White Sox look like a threat to unseat the 1962 Mets as the worst team ever. At 3-21, they're on pace to win half as many games as the 40-120 Mets of 1962.
The Astros, seven straight times in the ALCS, stand 7-19, and just two teams have risen from similar starts to make the playoffs.
Say this for the Mets, they look pretty good, and better than most folks (including me) expected. And there's plenty of reason to believe Stearns' assessment was dead-on accurate.
There were some big April shockers, but absolutely no one (not me certainly) saw such mastery coming from the Red Sox rotation, not after Boston practically sat out the winter.
Rival execs are split on whether the A’s would dare trade a big star who has six years to go before free agency.
MLB's top pitching prospect Paul Skenes is dominating the minors like almost no one before . In six starts at Triple-A he has a 0.37 ERA and has thrown 89 pitches 100-plus mph.
Juan Soto is the almost perfect Yankee, talented and tough, not to mention 25. He's getting on base at an astonishing rate, hitting tape-measure homers and at times carrying the marquee club.
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