Former New York Yankees manager Joe Torre's Safe at Home foundation has funded a special children's space at the city's newest family justice center, "Margaret's Place," named after Torre's mother, a victim of domestic violence.
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And the crowd goes wild
Over the years, enough animals have stampeded through both Shea and Yankee Stadium to fill the exhibits of a real zoo. With both ballparks closing after this season, here are some of the meetings between ballplayer and beast.
Read more »Ponson able to squirm out of jams
After giving up three runs on nine hits and two walks in 5-2/3 innings, Sidney Ponson was rewarded with a standing ovation Monday night because he was in position for his second win in four starts since joining the Bombers.
Read more »AL outlasts NL in epic 15-inning All-Star Game
The All-Star Game said goodbye to Yankee Stadium Tuesday night. It was a long, long, long goodbye. By the time it ended at 1:37 Wednesday morning, with a 4-3 AL victory in 15 innings, the Stadium was half-empty.
Read more »Bondy: Mets' key figure
You whistle the tune she once played each time the Mets took the field, and Jane Jarvis giggles merrily. It is still a great pleasure for her to know that people out there remember. She wrote the original back in 1964, which she called "Let's Go Mets."
Read more »No win, but no 'L' for Pel
Mike Pelfrey's winning streak ended at six games, three shy of Frank Viola's franchise record. "He didn't have to pitch at this place," said Pelfrey, who received a no-decision in the Mets' 7-5, 10-inning win.
Read more »Matsui wants to try again
Hideki Matsui knows that his left knee likely will require surgery sometime in the coming months. Monday he visited Dr. Scott Rodeo, the same doctor who performed arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
Read more »Melting pot stirs up Mets
What distinguishes the Mets from other clubhouses? For the third straight season, the Mets' Opening Day roster had more internationally born players than any other team.
Madden: Sweep away idea wins are impressive
A win is a win and good teams find a way to get them, as Joe Girardi was saying Sunday in the aftermath of the Yankees' sweep-completing, 2-1 squeaker over the Oakland Triple A's.
Read more »Touching Base: Mets and majors show no joy of 6
The Mets have had four players wear No. 6 this season - Gustavo Molina, Nick Evans, Abraham Nunez and Trot Nixon - creating a tie with the 2004 season for the most times the Mets have issued it or any other number.
Read more »DH Damon gets back into swing
If there was a day when the Yankees needed a little good news, it was Monday. The revelation that Jorge Posada and Hideki Matsui could both be lost for the season was ominous.
Read more »Johnny on spot, back as DH
It was one day later than he had hoped, but Johnny Damon was back in the Yankees' lineup Monday night. With Jorge Posada going on the disabled list, Damon was activated from the DL before Monday night's game.
Read more »Raissman: Manuel tops Randolph on field and TV for now
In his 52-game managerial stint this season the SNY postgame with Willie Randolph averaged a 1.0 rating. Through 19 games, Jerry Manuel's postgame rating average was 1.5, up 50% from Randolph's ratings average.
Read more »Edwin Encarnacion's error helps Mets rally past Reds in 10th inning
Third baseman Edwin Encarnacion hit one of Cincinnati's three homers off Mike Pelfrey, then made a throwing error in the 10th inning that helped the Mets rally for a 7-5 victory Sunday and a split of their four-game series.
Read more »Mets' Wagner to have shoulder re-evaluated
Mets closer Billy Wagner will have his tight shoulder re-evaluated on Tuesday to determine if there is an injury to his pitching arm.
Wagner downplays shoulder exam
Billy Wagner is headed for an exam at the Hospital for Special Surgery Monday after experiencing cramping and mild tightness in his left shoulder. Wagner struck out the side in the 10th inning for his 24th save.
Read more »Willie Randolph opens up after firing
Three and a half years and 555 games after it began, my dream of bringing a championship to the New York Mets officially expired a few minutes after midnight in Suite 1602 of the Westin Hotel in Costa Mesa, Calif.
Read more »Yankees minor league report: Montero impressing
Jesus Montero flew around the bases and GM Brian Cashman started calling the scouts who signed him, saying, "Hey, you won't believe what your boy just did." The 18-year-old had just hit a ball over the right-field wall for a homer.
Read more »Mets won't rush Pedro for Phils
Scratch Pedro Martinez from this week's Phillies series. Even before Martinez picked up a baseball Saturday, interim manager Jerry Manuel revealed that the Mets had resolved to skip Martinez's turn in the rotation.
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