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The New York Mets finally licked their wounds by sweeping the Washington Nationals in three games, right after getting swept out of first place by the Philadelphia Phillies. However, there isn't time to celebrate as the red hot Los Angelas Dodgers come to town to begin a brutal 13 game stretch for the Metropolitans against the top two teams in the National League West.

A seven month season has come down a game seven.  After the Royals destroyed the Giants 10-0 in their must-win game six, the World Series has gone to one final game.

In a surprising fashion one of the biggest headlines this World Series sits right behind the plate. No, it's not the World Series winner Buster Posey. It's a man that has been to more playoff games than some franchises. He goes by the nickname "Marlins Man"...

The San Francisco Giants have adopted Journey "Don't Stop Believing" as their song and I am on board but more importantly so is Steve Perry.

Baltimore Orioles star Adam Jones said that a fan in San Francisco threw a banana at him during the Orioles' 10-2 win over the Giants on Sunday.

There were many dazzling plays in Major League Baseball during the first half of the season as we sit here at the All-Star break.  But I have narrowed it down to a Top 3 highlight list and here it is.

Tim Lincecum, former ace and two-time CY Young award winner, who was relegated to the bullpen last year during a World Series run and rumored to go back this year, tossed his first career no-hitter and 15th no-hitter in Giants history. It took Lincecum 148 pitches over nine innings, but he got the job done in a 9-0 win over the San Diego Padres...

The last time a pitcher threw a no hitter in the majors was Homer Bailey of the Reds. Make that the last 2 now. Bailey tosses a gem as the Reds shut out the defending champion Giants 3-0 and picks up his 2nd no hitter of his career. Bailey spun the last no hitter, back on September 28th,2012...

You don't need a degree to know you should stand by your team.

No one will ever forget the postseason wins, the bulldog mentality, the cap set down just above the eyebrows as the cutter dives in on righties and away from lefties.  No one will forget saving the bacon in the Bronx time after time after time, nor will they forget outdueling John Smoltz in the 1996 World Series.

The Yanks and Jays have at it for three in the Bronx.  New York just lost two of three to Seattle and Toronto has won four straight against the Red Sox and Giants respectively.  Here is a series preview.

After years of steroids allegations, it’s nice to hear about a baseball player who doesn’t cheat.