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As expected, teams are asking what it would take to acquire Mets relievers Jerry Blevins and Addison Reed, sources recently told NY Post reporter Mike Puma. This past weekend, the Post's Joel Sherman said the Yankees have interest in Blevins. However, Puma believes the Mets do not want to trade him because he has a $7 million team option for 2018. That said, the Mets are open to dealing Reed, according to Puma. The Red Sox are one of the teams interested in acquiring Reed, who "everyone is asking about," according to Rob Bradford of WEEI in Boston. In early July, the Boston Globe reported that the Nationals had interest in Reed, but the Mets are reluctant to make such a high-profile trade with Continue to Article

July 18, 2017 11:45:am EST

In the midst of a lost season for the Mets, an unlikely bright note has emerged -- T.J. Rivera. A red-hot July during which he has hit .394 with five extra-base hits over 37 plate appearances has pushed his OPS over .800 and he shows no signs of slowing down.  Despite going undrafted, Rivera has developed into a solid hitter and has the potential to be a valuable piece of the team going forward. From the time he arrived in the Mets system, Rivera showed that he could hit. He never batted below .300 at any level and secured the 2016 Pacific Coast League batting title with a .353 average and a .909 OPS. He was never ranked as a top prospect, in part due to his relatively advanced age, but that Continue to Article

July 18, 2017 9:45:am EST

In the midst of a lost season for the Mets, an unlikely bright note has emerged -- T.J. Rivera. A red-hot July during which he has hit .394 with five extra-base hits over 37 plate appearances has pushed his OPS over .800 and he shows no signs of slowing down.  Despite going undrafted, Rivera has developed into a solid hitter and has the potential to be a valuable piece of the team going forward. From the time he arrived in the Mets system, Rivera showed that he could hit. He never batted below .300 at any level and secured the 2016 Pacific Coast League batting title with a .353 average and a .909 OPS. He was never ranked as a top prospect, in part due to his relatively advanced age, but that Continue to Article

July 17, 2017 5:00:pm EST

In the midst of a lost season for the Mets, an unlikely bright note has emerged -- T.J. Rivera. A red-hot July during which he has hit .394 with five extra-base hits over 37 plate appearances has pushed his OPS over .800 and he shows no signs of slowing down.  Despite going undrafted, Rivera has developed into a solid hitter and has the potential to be a valuable piece of the team going forward. From the time he arrived in the Mets system, Rivera showed that he could hit. He never batted below .300 at any level and secured the 2016 Pacific Coast League batting title with a .353 average and a .909 OPS. He was never ranked as a top prospect, in part due to his relatively advanced age, but that Continue to Article

July 17, 2017 5:00:pm EST

Game of Thrones has it all - dragons, zombies, epic kingdoms, and even celebrity cameos. As Arya continues on her long-awaited return to Westeros in the season seven premiere, she runs into none other than Ed Sheeran as a Lannister soldier. Other cameos beyond musicians have happened, too, like when the faces of show runners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss were among those in the Hall of Faces. Continue to Article

July 17, 2017 2:35:pm EST