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With a 95 mph fastball and wipeout slider, right-hander Matt Harvey gives the New York Mets hope for the future.

Joe Mauer and Team USA, minus David Wright, face Puerto Rico in Friday night's WBC elimination game in Miami.

Outfielders Melky Cabrera, Angel Pagan and Gregor Blanco are keeping San Francisco afloat in the National League West.

David Wright has some Mets records in his sights, but the third baseman's long-term outlook in New York remains uncertain.

Veteran outfielder Carlos Beltran has left Scott Boras' agency and is now represented by Dan Lozano, a baseball source told ESPN.com.

The defending World Series champion Giants are winning games, but their offense ranks among the worst in the majors.

PHILADELPHIA -- The 2011 trade deadline market is long on middle relievers, serviceable right-handed outfield bats (that means you, Josh Willingham and Ryan Ludwick), and enough rumors, breathless speculation and inane tweets to crash a fleet of hard...

Scott Boras says Carlos Beltran will go where he has great chance to win.

Jason Bay's first year with the Mets was a nightmare. He struggled from the start, and then suffered a season-ending concussion in July. Do better days await in 2011?

Several noteworthy players are experiencing power shortages at the plate compared to 2009.

In one year, out the next. That's the way it continues to be for several teams in their never-ending quest to fill one specific position.

Sure, the Mets have a host of key players coming back from injuries, but the keys to the team won't be in the lineup. Its fate lies in the middle of the rotation.

While Opening Day is fast approaching, several teams are still uncertain about who their leadoff hitter will be.

After finishing the '09 season on the DL, these nine guys are healthy and ready to make an impact. Is there a comeback player of the year in the mix?

Free-agent outfielder Jason Bay has passed his physical exam and will be introduced as the newest New York Met on Tuesday at Citi Field, the team announced Monday.

Free-agent outfielder Jason Bay has reached an agreement on a multiyear contract with the New York Mets, a baseball source confirmed to ESPN.com Tuesday.