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The saying goes something like 'you can take the New Yorker out of New York but you can't the New York out of...' Well, you get the idea. Now let's apply that same philosophy to the "Charlie Brown" of major sports franchises, the New York Mets. Can anyone really save the Mets from themselves? David Stearns, a Mets fan from Manhattan, will be next up to have that unenviable task.

Two weeks ago, the New York Yankees offered outfielder Aaron Judge $230 million to remain in the Bronx for the next 7 years. Judge said no. The surprising answer reminded many Mets fans of a similar situation involving one of their stars during spring training of 2021. Now that former Mets player is getting offers from teams he doesn't really want to hear from.

One bright spot for the New York Mets over the last few years has been the development of outfielder Brandon Nimmo. The lanky athletic leadoff man has been getting better and better. Nimmo was selected with the 13th overall pick in the first round of the 2011 draft. Growing up in Cheyenne, Wyoming is a challenge for any aspiring baseball player. Nimmo didn't even have a high school baseball team to play on. His team was an American Legion League team and Brandon stood out enough for then general manager, Sandy Alderson to select him in the 1st round.

The purest of Major League Baseball fans enjoy the rumors and gossip created by the MLB General Managers meetings that follow the regular season each year. Trade rumors and free agent destinations are usually plastering the headlines of our favorite sports websites, warming the winter months. The hopes of championships to come, ring in with the holidays and ride right into Spring Training. It appears that is going to happen this year.

The very last hope of salvation from a future that involves Sandy Alderson said "no" to the New York Mets today. As reported by Deesha Thosar of the New York Daily News and guest on The Drive with Charlie & Dan today, Mets owner Steve Cohen met with the free agent baseball executive star via Zoom this morning and quickly decided that the situation was not a match.

As New York Yankee fans across the state celebrate their last second playoff birth into Tuesday's Wild Card game against the Boston Red Sox that can be heard on the home of Yankee baseball, 104.5 FM WTMM. The unfortunate thing is that Met fans have choked on that last sentence numerous times before. I know. Few things change in the world of Mets fans in October. Yes, the Amazin's have had seven playoff runs with two World Series rings in their 60 year history but the Yankees have won 8 World Championships in that time period and gone to the 29 times.

After sliding in for the game-winning run for the Mets, Javier Baez felt slightly lighter on one side of his head. And just like that, the search was on.

With the not so regular "regular season" coming to an end it's time to access just where the New York baseball teams are. The Yankees are coming off a terrible game against the Blue Jays and the Mets might have a new old leader headed to town. ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney joins Levack and Goz every Thursday thanks to Roland J Down Service Experts to let us know where the Yankees World Series hopes lie and if the Mets are on the right path.

New York Mets 67-year old general manager Sandy Alderson collapsed following the formal announcement of a contract extension for manager Terry Collins at Citi Field Wednesday morning. "All right, sorry about that, guys," Alderson said. " ...

The New York Mets have agreed to a deal in principal with Terry Collins to manage the team for two more years with his salary expected to be increased. GM Sandy Alderson will hold a press conference Wednesday afternoon along with Collins to announce the deal...

.Your browser does not support iframes. "Obviously today was not the greatest," said the New York Mets ace Harvey after arriving late  to the Mets first mandatory post season practice at Citi Field. "I know we had a mandatory workout. The last thing I ever want to do is not be here with my team...

The New York Mets GM is back at it. Sandy Alderson, who last season predicted that the Mets would win 90 games, has now predicted the team will win 89 games.  "We won 79 games last year, which was an improvement over the year before," Alderson told Chris Russo on MLB Network on Monday. ...