<div data-rss-brief-template="1" style="font-family:Roboto,Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;color:inherit;padding:10px 0"><div style="margin-bottom:0px"><div style="font-size:15px;line-height:1.72;color:inherit"><h2><strong>Mets Hand Andy Green Three-Year Deal After Player Backing</strong></h2>
<p>The Mets made it official: Andy Green is their guy. After a season of chaos, the club removed the interim tag and gave him a three-year contract. Players wanted him—vets reportedly answered &quot;Andy&quot; before even finishing the question. Green fits the modern mold, and the Mets are betting on continuity after last year’s mess.</p>
<h2><strong>Red Sox Stick with Chad Tracy, Extend Breslow</strong></h2>
<p>Boston’s keeping the band together. Chad Tracy gets a three-year deal to stay at the helm, and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow also got an extension. The Red Sox are signaling stability, but the real test comes when the games matter again.</p>
<h2><strong>Yankees’ Playoff Hopes Hinge on Clutch Hitting</strong></h2>
<p>Adam Ottavino dropped the truth: home runs won’t cut it in October. &quot;Clutch hitting could be the difference,&quot; he said. The Yankees have the power, but if they can’t deliver in key spots, they’ll be watching the postseason from home.</p>
<h2><strong>Playoff Picture Heats Up as Dodgers, Padres Battle</strong></h2>
<p>The final six days of the season are here, and @TheAthleticMLB’s live blog is tracking all 30 teams. With injuries to Judge and Bregman, and Ohtani’s return looming, the race is wild. Even a sub-.500 team could sneak in—expansion talk is already swirling for 2027.</p>
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<p>The Mets made it official: Andy Green is their guy. After a season of chaos, the club removed the interim tag and gave him a three-year contract. Players wanted him—vets reportedly answered &quot;Andy&quot; before even finishing the question. Green fits the modern mold, and the Mets are betting on continuity after last year’s mess.</p>
<h2><strong>Red Sox Stick with Chad Tracy, Extend Breslow</strong></h2>
<p>Boston’s keeping the band together. Chad Tracy gets a three-year deal to stay at the helm, and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow also got an extension. The Red Sox are signaling stability, but the real test comes when the games matter again.</p>
<h2><strong>Yankees’ Playoff Hopes Hinge on Clutch Hitting</strong></h2>
<p>Adam Ottavino dropped the truth: home runs won’t cut it in October. &quot;Clutch hitting could be the difference,&quot; he said. The Yankees have the power, but if they can’t deliver in key spots, they’ll be watching the postseason from home.</p>
<h2><strong>Playoff Picture Heats Up as Dodgers, Padres Battle</strong></h2>
<p>The final six days of the season are here, and @TheAthleticMLB’s live blog is tracking all 30 teams. With injuries to Judge and Bregman, and Ohtani’s return looming, the race is wild. Even a sub-.500 team could sneak in—expansion talk is already swirling for 2027.</p>
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Mets Hand Andy Green Three-Year Deal After Player Backing

The Mets made it official: Andy Green is their guy. After a season of chaos, the club removed the interim tag and gave him a three-year contract. Players wanted him—vets reportedly answered "Andy" before even finishing the question. Green fits the modern mold, and the Mets are betting on continuity after last year’s mess.

Red Sox Stick with Chad Tracy, Extend Breslow

Boston’s keeping the band together. Chad Tracy gets a three-year deal to stay at the helm, and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow also got an extension. The Red Sox are signaling stability, but the real test comes when the games matter again.

Yankees’ Playoff Hopes Hinge on Clutch Hitting

Adam Ottavino dropped the truth: home runs won’t cut it in October. "Clutch hitting could be the difference," he said. The Yankees have the power, but if they can’t deliver in key spots, they’ll be watching the postseason from home.

Playoff Picture Heats Up as Dodgers, Padres Battle

The final six days of the season are here, and @TheAthleticMLB’s live blog is tracking all 30 teams. With injuries to Judge and Bregman, and Ohtani’s return looming, the race is wild. Even a sub-.500 team could sneak in—expansion talk is already swirling for 2027.