“If they’re going to get hurt, let it be for Team USA.” That was essentially the message from a retired veteran pitcher and World Series champion, who said he wouldn’t mind risking injury in the World Baseball Classic.
Anthony McCarron has a strong understanding of what the New York Mets are planning with the three players who could be available to cover first base, and he has already identified who might be the perfect fit for the position.
You can take Juan Soto out of the New York Yankees, but you can't take the Yankees' influence out of him. Now, the New York Mets' icon is following a former teammate's example by warning Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani.
Tarik Skubal, widely regarded as one of the top arms in Major League Baseball right now, made it clear how many games he will be able to contribute to Team USA in the upcoming World Baseball Classic, where only the elite pitchers are expected to take the mound.
Cody Bellinger addressed the media after his initial appearances in the New York Yankees jersey as he embarked on his second season with the team. He shared insights on the experience of playing alongside star outfielder Aaron Judge.
Among the former veterans of the New York Yankees is one multi-time World Series champion who recently admitted he not only felt disappointed by Pete Alonso’s exit from the New York Mets, but also sent a clear warning to the now-Baltimore Orioles first baseman.
Ahead of the forthcoming challenges in spring training, the New York Yankees are eagerly anticipating the debut of a key player. Manager Aaron Boone has disclosed the timeline for Giancarlo Stanton's much-anticipated debut, setting high expectations for the team's performance this season.
In 2026, spending speaks volumes at Fenway Park. The Boston Red Sox have committed major money to a select group of stars and their payroll hierarchy offers a revealing glimpse into the franchise’s ambitions—and its biggest financial wagers.
Big contracts define expectations in 2026, and the Philadelphia Phillies are no exception. From aces on the mound to sluggers in the lineup, the payroll tells a story of ambition and serious financial bets.
Weeks before the gates open at Dodger Stadium, the Los Angeles Dodgers set their rhythm in the desert. Their Cactus League calendar lines up early clashes, subtle roster battles and the first hints of October ambitions.
Under the Arizona sun, the Chicago Cubs begin writing the first chapter of 2026. From early Cactus League clashes to tune-ups before Opening Day at Wrigley Field, the spring calendar quietly sets the tone.
The Chicago Cubs are making significant strides in preparation for the upcoming season. Following a relatively subdued offseason, they have reportedly signed a player with experience from both the New York Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
In a clear and direct statement, Mark Vientos said he is fully prepared to fit into Carlos Mendoza’s plans for the upcoming 2026 season and contribute wherever needed, as competition for roster spots with the New York Mets is expected to be even stronger this year.
Not a single pitcher from the New York Yankees made Just Baseball’s top 10 list. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Pirates are represented by Paul Skenes, and the New York Mets were also left out despite adding new arms to their rotation.
MLB players continue to face insurance obstacles ahead of the 2026 World Baseball Classic, but some may have a highly risky alternative if they choose to compete without financial protection in case of injury.
Brandon Nimmo is no longer part of the New York Mets, but he recently addressed what had been portrayed as a conflict with Francisco Lindor over the team’s captaincy, a situation some believed ultimately triggered his move to Texas.
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