New York City Mayor Eric Adams is remaining impartial to the two MLB teams remaining in the postseason from his jurisdiction, but it's rubbing New Yorkers the wrong way. Adams was spotted at the ...

He’s covering all his bases. Mayor Eric Adams donned a baseball cap at the Columbus Day Parade Monday that sported the logos of both the New York Mets and Yankees – a fashion beanball to all ...

Brooklyn resident stepped out in a navy baseball hat that was embroidered with both the New York Mets and the New York Yankees’ logos, bisected by an X. (It was perhaps that letter—a bit of ...

Trying to capitalize on the excitement of a potential Subway Series World Series with the New York Mets and Yankees in their ... cap featuring both teams’ logos while marching down Fifth Avenue.

In an effort to bring unity to a divided baseball town, New York City Mayor Eric Adams made both sides upset with his hat that featured two logos. For Yankees and Mets fans who have been watching ...

The New York Yankees slugger is expected to sign a deal north of $600 million that will come close to the real-dollar value ...

While the New York Yankees and New York Mets are believed to be among the front runners to land star free agent Juan Soto ...

The Boston Red Sox are reportedly entering themselves into the sweepstakes to sign superstar outfielder Juan Soto in free ...

And while it’s expected that the Yankees and the Mets will be two of his top suitors, Soto was coy about his future. » READ ...

Every expectation this coming offseason is that the Mets will be one of the heaviest suitors for free agent right fielder ...