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Teixeira details why players are frustrated with MLB (1:43)
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Mets relieved dad of Jazz's Mitchell free of virus

Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen said Saturday the news that Donovan Mitchell Sr., a team employee, tested negative for the coronavirus was a "sigh of relief." Mitchell's son, Jazz star Donovan Mitchell, is in quarantine for COVID-19.

Marly Rivera ESPN Writer 

Mets announce that their Director of Player Relations and Community Outreach Donovan Mitchell, Sr. was tested yesterday for the Coronavirus and result received tonight was negative.

Marly Rivera ESPN Writer 

With uncertainty surrounding MLB returning to formal pre-season workouts, it's highly unlikely that the scheduled games in Mexico City and Puerto Rico will take place. MLB is scheduled to play their first regular season games in Mexico City, Padres vs. Diamondbacks on April 18-19, and is supposed to return to San Juan for a three-game series between Mets and Marlins April 28-30.

Marly Rivera ESPN Writer 

Many of the players that I have spoken to believe that the 2020 MLB season will not start until at least the month of May.

Marly Rivera ESPN Writer 

One player told me that in his particular team most players wanted to stay in camp, which is the team's preference, but that a small minority wanted to, understandably, head home to be with their families. due to the national emergency created by the coronavirus pandemic.

Marly Rivera ESPN Writer 

Many MLB players have expressed interest in staying working out with their team, while others wanted to head home to be with their families due to the national emergency created by the coronavirus pandemic. Players can choose to stay in camp, though there will be no formal or mandatory workouts.

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BBTN: Buster previews the NL East with the boots on the ground

It's NL East preview day! Buster talks Braves with MLB.com's Mark Bowman (3:26), Marlins with the Miami Herald's Jordan McPherson (11:31), Mets with SNY's Steve Gelbs (15:36), Phillies with The Philadelphia Inquirer Scott Lauber (23:47) and Nationals with The Athletic's Britt Ghiroli (33:23).

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Conforto upbeat on return from injured oblique

Mets outfielder Michael Conforto would not speculate whether he could return for the March 26 opener against Washington but sounded optimistic on his prospects.

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8d

Mets' Conforto heads to NY for tests on side injury

Mets outfielder Michael Conforto is returning to New York to have additional tests on an injury to his side, general manager Brodie Van Wagenen said Monday, according to Newsday.

8d

BBTN: Buster and Tim Kurkjian make the case for mic'ing up players during the regular season

Buster and Tim Kurkjian make the case that MLB needs to mic up players during the regular season (2:05). Plus, the guys talk about Trey Mancini undergoing a non-baseball medical procedure, Aaron Judge's cracked rib and Justin Verlander's sore tricep. Later, Sarah Langs joins the pod to discuss the Braves starting pitching vs. Mets bullpen, how Chris Sale's injury affects the Red Sox's win total and the Blue Jays' Nate Pearson as a rookie of the year candidate (18:22).

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Koosman's No 36 to be retired by Mets in June

Jerry Koosman's No. 36 is being retired by the New York Mets, more than four decades after he threw his final pitch for the team.

Alonso reveals what's changed for him over last year (1:44)
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Team Stats

  • Batting
  • Pitching
Runs5830th
Batting Average.22926th
On Base Percentage.30025th
Slugging Percentage.35926th
Earned Run Average3.24Tied-2nd
Quality Starts0Tied-1st
WHIP1.266th
BAA.24515th