Jon Heyman is a columnist at The New York Post, where he covers Major League Baseball and contributes to the podcast “The Show” alongside Joel Sherman. With over 35 years of experience in sports journalism, Heyman has a deep focus on professional sports, particularly baseball, and has been featured in numerous outlets including MLB, NewsBreak, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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By: Jon Heyman
Mets superstar Juan Soto doesn't let his relative youth get in the way of his decision-making, which always seemed wise beyond his seasons. Not once, but seven times Soto turned down enormous contract offers before hitting free agency so he'd get to choose where he'd play forever.
By: Jon Heyman
The last time the Mets beat a winning team, it wasn’t this month. Nor was it even last month.
By: Jon Heyman
After all these years, with this sort of borough proximity, you’d think maybe the Mets’ bad luck might occasionally transfer to the Yankees.
By: Jon Heyman
There was a wonderful energy for Game 2 of this Subway Series at Citi Field, and that's terrific considering the standing, the trend and the health of the home team. Most may be lost, but Mets backers refuse to abandon hope. Good for them.
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Mets backup outfielder Tyrone Taylor wore a wide smile and carried the symbolic gold-encrusted
The chances for a deadline trade involving pitching superstar Tarik Skubal keep rising.
Clay Holmes recently learned he won't need surgery as there was no displacement with his fractured fibula , according to sources, and that's great news for his long-term health, which benefits both him and the Mets.
By: Jon Heyman
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Aaron Boone told us his relief corps is better than we think. I'll say this: It had better be.
If you don't have any idea what to do about the Mets and their gosh-awful start, feel better. There's no evidence they have much of a clue what to do, either.
By: Jon Heyman
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Former manager Bobby Valentine's overdue induction into the Mets Hall of Fame on Saturday at Citi
