Yankees and Mets may be heading for another bidding war at the deadline originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The last time the Yankees and Mets went after the same player, the Yankees lost out on Juan Soto. Could history repeat itself?

The New York Yankees have not played their best baseball since the start of June. They are 21-24 since June 1, and Aaron Boone could be on the hot seat.

Just when it seemed like the New York Yankees were ready to ride out the trade deadline, they dropped a double drama. The post Yankees Go After Mets’ $6.5M Trade Deadline Target After Ryan McMahon Steal appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The New York Mets could be one or two shrewd trade deadline moves away from reasserting themselves as World Series contenders this season. While the Mets were o

The right-hander is set to reunite with the team that designated him for assignment less than two weeks ago after pitching one game in pinstripes.

The Mets and Yankees had almost exactly the same first half. Yet, if it feels like the Mets are in better shape, that’s probably because they are.

ADLER: The Mets are holding on to the top spot in the NL East, but it doesn’t seem like they’ll be able to take the foot off the gas a bit the way the Yankees might be able to later this year.

Among them, former Yankees ace CC Sabathia and former Mets closer Billy Wagner, who also appeared in one game for the Binghamton Mets in 2008.

The Blue Jays (55-41) are two games up on the Bombers, chasing their first division title in nine years. The Red Sox (53-45) are three back, winners of 10 straight. The Rays (50-47) remain in contention, 5.5 games back despite four straight losses.