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Talent evaluators have been generally positive about the haul general manager Billy Eppler got back for David Robertson, Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander, Mark Canha, Tommy Pham, Dominic Leone and even Eduardo Escobar way back in June when the Mets traded him to the Los Angeles Angels for two pitching prospects. The first one to be called up might be right-hander...

Luisangel Acuña already is showing he can find a way to get it done — even if it’s not pretty.

BALTIMORE— With Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander duking it out on two Texas teams, the Mets are giving their young arms a chance once again. Left-hander David Peterson and right-hander Tylor Megill will return to the rotation this weekend when the Mets play a three-game series against the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards. But the Mets liked what they saw in his...

Now-former New York Mets' ace Max Scherzer punished Mets' fans one final time on his way out the door, and set the team back years in the process.

Steve Cohen and the New York Mets are paying Justin Verlander so much money to pay for the Yankees' enemy, the Houston Astros.

But this is about something that happened once with him and Reggie Jackson, something worth remembering now because of what just happened with Anthony Rizzo. So here is what the owner of the team up and did: Made him go through a day-long series of tests at the New York University Medical Center. He picked it up the rest of the way, had a. 300 average and famous Game 5...

The Post obtained a letter from Mets owner Steve Cohen to season ticket holders, promising a team that just seems out of reach.

When the dust settled from last week’ s trade deadline frenzy, the Astros, Rangers, Phillies and Rays could all consider themselves winners for having filled substantial starting rotation needs going forward, while it will take some time before the primary“ sellers,” the Mets, White Sox and Cardinals, know how they fared. This year, despite Steve Cohen having added...

NEW YORK -- Wearing a different shade of blue and orange, Justin Verlander sat on a couch with his legs crossed in the visiting clubhouse at Yankee Stadium on Thursday afternoon and tried to finish a crossword puzzle. He soon began collaborating with Astros teammate Alex Bregman, who was working

It has worked out for Justin Verlander, who is back with Houston where he helped the Astros win World Series crowns in 2017 and 2022.