Author: Mathias Altman-Kurosaki

Morning Briefing: Mets Begin Moving in Right Field Fence

Good morning and happy Halloween, Mets fans! The Mets began moving the right field fence in at Citi Field. Steve Cohen says they plan on adding a speakeasy club in the new space, which will feature living-room-style space with personal TVs, a private bar, and an elevated dining experience among other amenities. Latest MLB News The Royals are hiring Matt Quatraro to be their new manager. Quatraro...

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Morning Briefing: Marlins Considering Luis Rojas For Manager Job

Good morning, Mets fans! Former Mets skipper Luis Rojas was given a second interview by the Marlins for their managerial role. The 41-year-old spent this past year as the third-base coach for the Yankees. While Rojas went just 103-119 (.464) during his time in Flushing, he’s had some success during his extensive experience as a minor-league skipper. Astros bench coach Joe Espada, Cardinals...

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Morning Briefing: ALDS Game 5 Postponed

Good morning, Mets fans! After a rain delay that lasted over two hours, the fifth game of the ALDS between the Guardians and Yankees was postponed. The winner-take-all game will be played this afternoon at 4:07. Nestor Cortes will take the hill for the Yankees, while the Guardians have yet to announce a starter. The winner will face the Astros in the ALCS starting Wednesday. Latest Mets News...

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Morning Briefing: Yankees Force Game 5 in ALDS

Good morning, Mets fans! The Yankees staved off elimination in Game 4 of the ALDS, defeating the Guardians 4-2. Harrison Bader smacked a two-run homer off Cal Quantrill, and Gerrit Cole allowed just two runs and six hits while striking out eight in seven innings. The two teams will head back to The Bronx for a winner-take-all game, with Aaron Civale and Jameson Taillon penciled in as the...

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Morning Briefing: Eric Kay Sentenced to 22 Years in Prison

Good morning, Mets fans. Former Angels communications director Eric Kay was sentenced to 22 years in prison in the overdose death of Tyler Skaggs. Kay faced a minimum of 20 years behind bars, but Judge Terry Means said he upped the sentence because of remarks Kay had made in prison where Means said he hadn’t accepted responsibility or expressed remorse. Latest Mets News MLB Trade Rumors...

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