Carlos Mendoza Impressed by Kodai Senga’s Form in Mets Camp

5 months ago

Carlos Mendoza Impressed by Kodai Senga’s Form in Mets Camp

New York Mets' Manager Mendoza likes what he’s seeing from Pitcher Senga this spring. “You’ve got to give him credit, probably the best I’ve seen him since I’ve been here around this time,” Mendoza said. Senga is coming off a 2025 season in which he went 7–6 with a 3.02 ERA and 109 strikeouts across 113.1 innings for the Mets.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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5 months ago

Miles Mikolas Slams MLBPA Backing Jurickson Profar Appeal

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By Tanish Chachra

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Aaron Judge ‘Loves’ Hitting at Daikin Park, Embraces Team USA Moment

Judge said he “loves” hitting at Daikin Park ahead of Team USA’s WBC games. “Had some tough memories here, had some good memories. Now, getting a chance to wear the red, white, and blue, we're going to have some great memories,” he said, praising the venue and saying he expects the crowd to help fuel big moments and team unity.

By Abhay Aggarwal

5 months ago

Clay Holmes Backs Yankees Teammate Aaron Judge as Team USA Captain

Star pitcher Holmes said Judge was the natural choice to captain Team USA at the World Baseball Classic. Holmes, who was Judge’s teammate at the New York Yankees, praised his presence in the clubhouse. “He’s just a leader. It comes natural for him,” Holmes said, noting Judge’s ability to command respect and bring players together.

By Abhay Aggarwal

Nasim Nunez Says He Nearly Quit Switch-Hitting Before ‘Breakthrough’

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Nasim Nunez Says He Nearly Quit Switch-Hitting Before ‘Breakthrough’

Nunez said last year he almost stopped hitting left-handed because it was “killing me,” but not quitting became his “breakthrough moment.” Overloaded by advice, he “lost my mind to gain a better perspective,” then flipped it: “I’m a right-handed hitter… why don’t I just teach myself how to hit left-handed.” His tip to kids: do what’s natural, “master it."

By Tanish Chachra

Shohei Ohtani’s 2023 WBC MVP Line Sets Stage for Japan Opener

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Shohei Ohtani’s 2023 WBC MVP Line Sets Stage for Japan Opener

Ohtani enters Japan’s World Baseball Classic opener with a 2023 benchmark few can match: MVP honors, a .435 average, .606 OBP, 8 RBIs and a 1.345 OPS. Underdog MLB flagged the line as a reminder of his two-way impact. Japan opens the tournament Friday against Chinese Taipei, with eyes on another deep run.

By Nischay Rathore

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