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New York Post
3 days ago
- Sport
- New York Post
Mets recalling Francisco Alvarez after homer barrage in minors
Access the Mets beat like never before Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Mike Puma about the inside buzz on the Mets. Try it free The laser show that Francisco Alvarez has been putting on with Triple-A Syracuse is ending. He now will head to The Show. Advertisement The Mets are recalling their young catcher, a source said Sunday, after he laid waste to minor league pitching for nearly a month. Francisco Alvarez singles during the Mets' May 26 game against the White Sox. Robert Sabo for the NY Post Alvarez, who was optioned amid offensive and defensive struggles on June 22, reported to Syracuse and made adjustments on both sides of the ball that he hopes will translate to the majors. Advertisement In 19 games with Syracuse, Alvarez demolished 11 home runs — including another one Sunday, a game in which he was pinch-hit for in the ninth inning. Francisco Alvarez connects on a hit during the Mets' May 11 game against the Cubs. Corey Sipkin for the NY Post Advertisement The powerful 23-year-old had hit just three home runs in 35 major league games this season. Alvarez is expected to rejoin the Mets on Monday and likely will share time with Luis Torrens.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Report: Paul Skenes' teammate Ke'Bryan Hayes emerges as surprise Yankees option if Eugenio Suarez trade fails
Report: Paul Skenes' teammate Ke'Bryan Hayes emerges as surprise Yankees option if Eugenio Suarez trade fails (Image via Getty) Ke'Bryan Hayes, third baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates and teammate of star pitcher Paul Skenes, is suddenly in the spotlight. With the MLB trade deadline set for July 30, 2025, the New York Yankees are looking for help at third base. Their top choice is Eugenio Suarez from the Arizona Diamondbacks. But things aren't certain, and now Hayes has become a strong backup plan. A trusted MLB insider has shared why Hayes could soon land in New York if the Yankees can't strike a deal with Arizona. Paul Skenes' teammate Ke'Bryan Hayes could fill Yankees defensive needs at third base The New York Yankees are running tight. Second in the AL East, they have to have assistance if they hope to claim the division. Fans are eager to see which player the team might add as the MLB trade deadline approaches on July 30, 2025. Third baseman Eugenio Suarez for the Arizona Diamondbacks is one name drawing notice. Ke'Bryan Hayes, third baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates, however, has emerged as a backup option now. MLB insider Joel Sherman shared this news on Friday, July 18, during his show 'The Show' on YES Network. He said the Yankees want Suarez, but they also like Hayes in case the deal doesn't happen. 'I think they should do what they can to try to get Eugenio Suarez,' Sherman said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like An engineer reveals: One simple trick to get internet without a subscription Techno Mag Learn More Undo 'But Ke'Bryan Hayes fits them so well. He's one of the best defensive third basemen. You put him in New York and he gets even better.' Ke'Bryan Hayes could be key for Yankees' third base needs Joel Sherman explained why Ke'Bryan Hayes is a good option. He said Hayes reminds him of former Yankee Scott Brosius, known for his defence. Hayes plays great defence and can hit well enough to help the team. 'If Hayes moved out of Pittsburgh,' Sherman said, 'you'd get more out of him. Just let him hit around .240 and play top-level defence. That's what the Yankees need.' Also Read: Livvy Dunne Turns Heads In White Bikini As Paul Skenes Joins Her For Beach Day After MLB All-Star Game The Pirates are last in the NL Central and may trade players soon. That makes Hayes easier to get if talks with the Diamondbacks don't work out. On the other hand, Eugenio Suárez is seen as a better hitter. So far this season, Suárez has hit 31 home runs and has 78 RBIs, which is a lot better than Yankees current third baseman Oswald Peraza, who is strong on defence but struggling at bat. That's why the Yankees are still pushing hard to get Suárez. But if that trade doesn't happen, Hayes is a solid backup. He may not hit as much, but he's excellent on defence, and the Yankees need both right now. With just days left until the MLB trade deadline on July 30, fans will be watching closely to see who ends up wearing pinstripes in the Bronx. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
New York Post
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
David Stearns can not take any half measures at the trade deadline
Joel Sherman & Jon Heyman discuss what the Mets need to do at the trade deadline on the newest episode of the The Show. Watch now:
New York Post
15-07-2025
- Business
- New York Post
Twins becoming sellers could change everything for Yankees, Mets at trade deadline
Not all borderline playoff teams are created equal. When it comes to spicing up the trade deadline, the Diamondbacks and Twins particularly stand out as pivot clubs who, if they turn to sellers in the next two weeks, could substantially deepen the quantity and quality of the market. Access the Yankees beat like never before Don't miss Greg Joyce's text messages from The Bronx and beyond — he's giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Yankees. Sign Up Now With two walk-year starters (Zac Gallen and Merrill Kelly) and corner infielders (Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suarez), Arizona – three games under .500 and 5 1/2 back of the wild card at the break – have tantalizing pieces for a clearance sale. What makes Minnesota even more intriguing is the potential to move high-end pieces that have control beyond this year. The Twins are two games under .500 and four back of the wild card. Their head of baseball operations, Derek Falvey, joined 'The Show with Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman' podcast and described his club as still deciding whether to buy, sell, both or neither – and just how deep (just walk year guys or more) to sell should they spin that way. 'We have to take stock of reality as we get close to the end of July,' Falvey said.
New York Post
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
The behind-the-scenes stories behind David Wright's iconic Mets career that make him a forever fan favorite
Here is a story: This was September 2011, and Josh Satin was a 26-year-old rookie who'd just played in the first of the 116 major league games he would get — 'A hundred and sixteen more than I ever figured I'd get,' he says — and he was getting his first lesson in the realities of The Show: A call-up doesn't come with limo service. So late this night, he was trudging across the parking lot at Citi Field, bound for the 7 train and his hotel. The season was long gone and so were most of the fans, and suddenly in the vast darkness he was aware of a car crawling up next to him. The window rolled down. 'Hey,' David Wright said. 'Where you headed?'
