Author: Nate Mendelson

Apple TV to Broadcast “Friday Night Baseball”

Apple and Major League Baseball will offer a new way to watch the sport with “Friday Night Baseball.” Baseball fans can tune in to two games on Friday nights during the regular season, only on Apple TV+. The subscription service will run the weekly doubleheader broadcast with live pre-and postgame shows. It will be available to fans in eight countries. No announcers have been named...

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Yankees Pres. Randy Levine: Nobody’s Crying Poverty

Finally, a voice from a front office says something. New York Yankees president Randy Levine went on the Michael Kay Show on Monday to discuss the Major League Baseball owner-imposed lockout over the collective bargaining agreement. “It’s embarrassing to be where we are,” Levine said. Levine spoke on the issues the owners and players disagreed on, most importantly the...

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Eight Mets Hurt the Most by the Lockout

Due to the Major League Baseball lockout, players on the 40-man roster are ineligible to play in the minor leagues. That includes the 14 members that wouldn’t be on the major league roster. The Mets made several additions to their 40-man roster before the lockout occurred but now those prospects and several players who have had a taste of major league action are missing out on valuable...

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How the Mets Are Impacted by the Schedule Change

Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred announced on Tuesday that the first two series of the season are canceled due to the lockout. Because of this, the earliest the Mets will play regular season games is April 7. Opening Day was originally scheduled for March 31. The Mets first two series of the season were scheduled against the Washington Nationals and Atlanta Braves. New York hosted...

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MLBPA Not Backing Down From Manfred, Owners

When the Major League Baseball Players Association was asked how long they’re prepared to sit out, executive committee member Andrew Miller promptly replied. “We’re prepared,” Miller said. At the conclusion of 10 days of intense back and forth, the players union and Major League Baseball failed to make a deal on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement thus forcing the...

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