Baseball has become a science project. Every swing comes with its data: launch angle, exit velocity, spray charts, heat maps. Isaac Newton would’ve loved the mo

On Thursday, the Mets finally had things set up the way they wanted. Their starter, Kodai Senga, pitched into the sixth inning — something that hasn’t happened since last Wednesday, Aug. 6 — and handed the ball to right-hander Tyler Rogers, who turned the ball over to the set-up man, Ryan Helsley, with a 3-2 lead.

After Francisco Lindor couldn't make a catch on a line drive in the fourth inning of the Mets' win over the Mariners, he blamed his parents.