The Mets know its pitching dominance is not sustainable. The club hopes when its pitching cools off, its hitting heats up.

New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor was subject to constructive criticism from a coach that led to a clear outcome.

“We’re not even close to hitting on all cylinders, and guys are still kind of feeling their way through April,” co-hitting coach Eric Chavez said recently. Pete Alonso has carried the team ...

The New York Mets entered their April 25 game against the Washington Nationals with an 18-7 record, which was the best in all of baseball. It's no secret that ...

Cañon City wrapped up the regular season in girls tennis with matches against Pueblo East and Pueblo Centennial late last week. The Lady Tigers put both in the win column, giving them a 10-1 ...

The objective, according to Mets hitting coach Eric Chavez, is to prevent Francisco Alvarez's hips from flying open too soon, a glitch that made him more vulnerable to off-speed pitches in the past.

Amid the chaos of President Trump’s first 100 days — norms upended, tariffs levied and tariffs paused, confrontations in the courts — one thing has remained consistent. Dependable even. The ...

The Big 12 brings back just half of the 32 coordinators from 2024. Is that pressure on head coaches? Is that financial ...

April 29 was National Fentanyl Awareness Day, in 2024 Kern County saw a total of 189 deaths due to drug overdose. Doctors ...