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Oliver Perez is one of 11 Mets' players from their 40-man roster who filed for free agency.

The Mets, in hopes of re-signing Oliver Perez, are all but certain to offer salary arbitration to the free-agent pitcher before the 11:59 p.m. ET Monday deadline and thereby assure themselves of a degree of ...

The Diamondbacks' search for a second baseman has led them to a name from their past, Damion Easley.

After offering left-handed-hitting infielder Ramon Vazquez a contract late last week, the D-backs are looking for a right-hander to help out against lefties.

Still, Minaya believes he has laid the groundwork for future deals, which could be consummated at the Dec.

Obscured in the blackout and blur of the moment and all the moments of concern, confusion, consternation and concussion conversation that followed, were these facts about one play that undermined the Mets' ...

The first day of the filing period for free agency put a number of attractive players on the shelves of the market, where the Mets are likely to do their holiday shopping.

Thanks for visiting!David Pinto says at [...] 2007: Torre Not Dodgers Manager Yet - Apparently the story about Joe Torre being hired to manage the Los Angeles Dodgers is a bit premature.

Somebody at Steiner Sports is either brain dead or possessed of a wickedly ironic sense of humor.

Major League Baseball players generally lean Republican because of their multi-million dollar incomes.

Jerry Manuel will manage Mets as they move to Citi Field next season. A self-professed "gangsta" will occupy the home dugout at Citi Field next season.

Mike Piazza and Tom Seaver wave goodbye to Shea and the home run apple on a disppointing day in Flushing.

It's another stunning September collapse for the Mets as they lose to the Marlins in the final game at Shea Stadium.

Omar Minaya said the process of preparing for the 2009 season began as he drove home from Shea Stadium on Sunday night, after the Mets lost to the Marlins and were eliminated from postseason contention on the ...

It was merely a slam they had witnessed, nothing grand about it. The baseball left the bat of Ryan Braun and instantly tightened the race for the National League Wild Card.

Brian Schneider's upper back wasn't perfect. But unlike Thursday's Chicago game, he felt well enough to catch in the Mets' crucial game against Florida on Friday night at Shea.

All it takes is a patience from the manager that borders on the Biblical, a fortuitous dodgeball-like avoidance of a catcher's tag for the tying run and - voil ... - the Mets are feeling as if they can reach ...

With the Mets these days, second base is a lot like the bullpen. If someone can come in and look capable, it's likely he'll have a top job, a private parking space and his own hotel suite on the road.

On the heels of Jon Niese's poor start Monday night, the Mets have yet to name a starting pitcher for Saturday against the Marlins.

A bruised rib and a hurt knee nearly knocked Carlos Beltran out of last night's game.