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The Milwaukee Brewers hired Willie Randolph as their bench coach on Saturday.
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For the second consecutive season, the Mets were bounced from postseason contention by the Florida Marlins on the final day of the season, sending off Shea Stadium without October baseball.
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Despite throwing a career-high 125 pitches Tuesday against Chicago, Johan Santana said he would be available to pitch before Sunday’s regular season finale.
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An ominous weather forecast is raising the possibility that contending teams will play doubleheaders in a dramatic and unusual final weekend of the regular season.
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Ryan Church hit a grand slam and Brian Schneider added a homer in a six-run first inning that provided all the offense the Mets needed to beat the Milwaukee Brewers.
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The Mets survived an interesting tenth inning Tuesday night with a victory over the Brewers, guaranteeing themselves a winning record on this eight-game road trip.
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Carlos Beltrán said he never saw the plate umpire Ed Rapuano until he slid into him while scoring.
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Carlos Beltrán he never saw the plate umpire Ed Rapuano until he slid into him while scoring.
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Carlos Delgado’s homer tied him with José Canseco for 31st on baseball’s career list and gave him 45 runs batted in over his last 43 games.
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The Mets still had a chance to beat Milwaukee despite a messy pitching line by starter Oliver Pérez, but the relievers were no better as the Mets lost their second straight game.
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