The Mets, with a 9-5 victory over the Nationals, extended their NL East lead on the Braves to 3 ½ games. The Mets, who won five of six games on the road trip, have picked up a game on the Braves since the finale of their series in Atlanta. The Mets’ lead over the Braves … Continue reading Daniel Vogelbach’s Grand Slam Powers Mets Past Nationals →

The day started with standouts from the past gathered in Monument Park, but as usual, the real star on Saturday afternoon was Aaron Judge, who powered the Yankees to their third straight win over the horrid Royals, 8-2, in The Bronx. It was just another day for the slugger, who continued his record-setting pace with … Continue reading Aaron Judge Homers, Yankees Handle Royals →

Carlos Carrasco isn’t going to win any contests blowing away hitters, but the right-hander’s offspeed pitches and command — and most importantly, his health — have converged this season to give the Mets an invaluable rotation piece. On Saturday he gave his team 7 shutout innings in a 4-0 victory over the Marlins. Carrasco extended … Continue reading Mets Hit 3 Homers, Top Marlins 4-0 →

Longtime WWE chairman and CEO Vince McMahon officially announced his retirement in a post shared on his verified Twitter account. “At 77, time for me to retire,” McMahon tweeted. “Thank you, WWE Universe. Then. Now. Forever. Together.”  McMahon's decision comes one month after his announcement to voluntarily step down from his responsibilities amid an ongoing investigation into alleged misconduct and would be … Continue reading Vince McMahon Announces Retirement From WWE →