Former Fox, CBS, ABC and NBC baseball analyst Tim McCarver, who was in the analyst chair for 24 World Series, has officially retired.  McCarver, who last called games on the national stage in the 2013 World Series, had worked Cardinals games for six years after that and had been on hiatus during the pandemic.  “I think … Continue reading Tim McCarver Retiring From Broadcasting Career →

Underdogs or not, the Rangers have reinserted themselves into this second-round series against the Hurricanes in convincing fashion. After dropping the first two games of Round 2 on the road, the Rangers effectively protected home ice and evened the series at two-all with a win in Game 3 and then an inspiring 4-1 victory over … Continue reading Rangers Beat Hurricanes In Game 4 Win To Even Series →

Without both of their trophy-winning aces — and three of their top six starters altogether — the undeterred Mets continued to rack up wins at Citi Field. Max Scherzer joined fellow multi-time Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom on the injured list, but the Mets overcame a blown save by Edwin Diaz on Pete Alonso’s two-run homer … Continue reading Pete Alonso Hits Walk-Off Home Run As Mets Beat Cardinals →

Francisco Lindor picked the perfect moment to hush the talk about his slump. In a ninth inning in which everything worked Thursday night, it was Lindor’s two-run homer off James Norwood that helped the Mets start believing.  They scored five additional runs after that homer as they rallied with seven runs in the ninth inning to … Continue reading Francisco Lindor’s Home Run Propels Mets to Comeback Win →