Endy Chavez News

Most of the reporters at MLB.com seem to think that the Mets have a gap to fill in left field, whereas I feel they have a log jam.

Last time, I looked at upgrades at second base . However, an upgrade to second might not be possible unless a place can before where the Mets can exile incumbent Luis Castillo to.

There's no mistaking the shallow end of the free-agent pool this winter: smack dab in center field.

Plate discipline is a valuable trait for a hitter at any level of competitive baseball.

Thomas Wayne at Dugout Central looks at where Ken Griffey might land next season.

Mets outfielder Endy Chavez makes a dramatic catch in 2006 during better times for the Amazin's and AIG.

The 2008 New York Mets had the kind of season that makes fans want to point fingers.

As soon as I learned that 2008 would be the last season in which the New York Mets would play in Shea Stadium, I wanted to write the ultimate tribute to the building, a culmination of my 20-year history with ...

Few people had witnessed more games at Shea Stadium or watched them more closely than Bob Waterman of the Elias Sports Bureau.

Another year, another grim defeat. The Mets have now faced baseball's classic do-or-die game - win and advance, at least to a 1-game playoff or the next round of playoffs, lose and go home - for three straight ...

The New York Mets officially signed general manager Omar Minaya to a three-year contract extension through the 2012 season on Thursday.

Interim manager Jerry Manuel, besieged daily about why he hasn't benched Ryan Church for Endy Chavez, called the struggling right fielder one of the pillars of Mets' pillars, capable of dominating a game.

Faith and Fear in Flushing made its debut on Feb. 16, 2005, the brainchild of two longtime friends and lifelong Met fans.

The Mets were one strike away now, and the fans filling Shea Stadium were up on their feet, clapping, yelling, waving white towels, waiting for pitch No.

Yankee Stadium's nostalgic goodbye garnered enormous attention across town, but hardly anyone seems affected by the New York Mets moving into a new ballpark next season as well.

Endy Chavez stole a home run from Cardinals third baseman Scott Rolen in Game 7 of the 2006 National League Championship Series, but "The Catch" robbed the Mets outfielder of something greater.

Situated under a large airline advertisement, the out-of-town scoreboard at Turner Field flashed several updates as the game crawled along.

Fernando Tatis left tonight's game in the fifth inning with a separated right shoulder.

The Mets defeated the Phillies by the score of 6 to 3 in Shea Stadium tonight. For a recap, boxscore, stats, etc., from tonight's game, go to SNY .

Number 10: Endy Chavez' catch October 19th, 2006. The Cardinals and Mets are tied 1-1 in the top of the 6th inning of Game 7 of the NLCS when Jim Edmonds draws a one out walk against a tiring Oliver Perez.