The Aporia
The Aporia
8 articles about 8 events for “Mets Win With New Manager” from New York Post.
“Were the 18 runs on 26 hits the Yankees exploded for in their wild-card series proof they could survive postseason games without Aaron Judge, or just the result of feasting on a Red Sox bullpen after Tracy pulled his starter early in both games?”
“The Mets improved after the All-Star break — and particularly following the Aug. 3 trade deadline, under new manager Andy Green.”
“…regular season in Boston has reached a satisfactory ending, with the Red Sox — led by interim-now-turned-permanent manager Chad Tracy — getting a shot to avenge last year’s postseason elimination to the Yankees in next week’s wild-card series. 9) Phillies…”
“The five-time All-Star was coming off a down season in 2024, posting a slash line of .240/.329/.459 with 34 home runs, the lowest of Alonso’s career in a full season, and the Mets were looking to pay him roughly $40 million for two years.”
“I’m sure Mets manager Andy Green received hundreds of texts with the same message this week.”
““All of a sudden being in New York, there were things that I needed to learn,” said Beltrán, who became the ninth former Mets player with his number retired.”
“Bad news: It has come much, much, much too late to save the Mariners, who could be in for some changes (perhaps starting with their manager) this offseason.”
“…and usual Orioles — announcer Kevin Brown took a dig at the Mets’ high-priced trio of Juan Soto, Francisco Lindor and Bo Bichette for letting a routine fly ball drop in for a leadoff double in the second inning of the Orioles’ 7-1 win that completed a…”