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Free-agent right-hander Carl Pavano will miss six to eight weeks with a ruptured spleen, FoxSports.com reported Thursday, citing major league sources.

Courtesy of Little League International, South Williamsport, Pa. Binghamton Mets right-hander Greg Peavey (front row, third from left) participated in the 2000 Little League World Series. His father Tom (back right) served as coach. Right-hander Gr...

The owners of the New York Mets had to reach out in recent weeks to Bank of America in order to secure a $40 million bridge loan, Michael S. Schmidt and Richard Sandomir report in The New York Times. The Mets acknowledged the loan and asserted Maj...

We've discussed scouting out the top free agents this week, but what about the people representing those free agents? Here's a scouting report on the agents who will play an integral part in negotiations for four big free agents this offseason. Ma...

Blog | September 02, 2011

Phillies closer Brad Lidge doesn't expect to pitch again until sometime before the All-Star break as he continues his recovery from a shoulder injury.

The trustee in the Bernie Madoff case is playing hardball with Mets CEO Fred Wilpon. From our Courtside Seat, you can see insolvency.

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?

It's never too early to speculate which teams will be in the market for a bat or pitcher, and the Brewers, Red Sox and Mets might have some holes to fill. Plus notes, movements, analysis, injuries, and is Buster vindicated for his Yankee Stadium claims?

Blog | Conversation | May 19, 2009

Kevin Goldstein highlights some notable minor league performances from the weekend, including a recent hot streak by Mets super-prospect Fernando Martinez

Story | Conversation | May 04, 2009

Moises Alou, on the 15-day disabled list since March 23 following hernia surgery, rolled his left ankle last week, but an MRI exam showed nothing but "a little swelling" and the results came back "clean."

AJ Mass has the latest fantasy news from spring training.

The names of several players not mentioned in last week's Mitchell Report, including former Met pitcher Sid Fernandez, appear in the Kirk Radomski affidavit which was unsealed on Thursday, write ESPN's T.J. Quinn and Pedro Gomez.

A few days after admitting he used human growth hormone, backup catcher Gary Bennett signed a free-agent contract Monday with the Dodgers.

The Mitchell Report is due next week, probably Thursday.

"I think we are the team to beat in the NL East -- finally," shortstop Jimmy Rollins said Tuesday. "But, that's only on paper."

Brian McRae, who played with five major league teams from 1990 to '99, tells ESPN the Magazine that the Mets of the late 1990s can be added to the list of drugged-up teams.

Story | Conversation | November 11, 2005