Pete Alonso hit his 300th career home run in a Mets game — tying the score in the ninth — only for fans to cheer wildly, even as their own team lost in extra innings. Owner Steve Cohen joined in, clapping for the milestone, calling it a moment worthy of celebration for a player who’s been a Mets legend. While teammates like Sean Manaea called the reaction “crazy,” fans clearly still adore Alonso — especially since he hit 264 homers for them. With the Mets out of playoff contention, the moment

Detroit’s playoff dreams are officially over as the Tigers fall to the White Sox, now six games back with just nine left — a disappointing end to a season that started with high hopes. Despite solid hits from rookies like Kevin McGonigle and Gleyber Torres, the offense failed to capitalize, scoring only one run all game. Framber Valdez took the loss after a rough first inning, but the bullpen held strong afterward. The team’s biggest issue? Inability to score when it matters — a trend that’s

Mets’ first baseman Jared Young suffered a terrifying collision with teammate Nolan McLean during Saturday’s game, leaving him unconscious and stretchered off the field. Though initially alarming, Young is now in stable condition with no serious head trauma — a CT scan came back clear and he retains full feeling in his limbs. The team is rallying around him as he recovers, while also grappling with their fifth straight loss without him.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

Jared Young suffered a scary collision during the Mets’ game against the Phillies, crashing into pitcher Nolan McLean’s knee and being carted off the field. Thankfully, he retains feeling in his limbs and is en route to the hospital for further tests. Fans and the team are holding their breath, hoping for a swift recovery as updates continue to come. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

Mets first baseman Jared Young suffered a terrifying collision with his own pitcher, Nolan McLean, during a game against the Phillies—landing hard on his head and neck. Trainers rushed to his aid, stabilizing his neck before loading him onto a stretcher. Though the moment sent shockwaves through the stadium, encouraging signs emerged: Young remained conscious and showed limb movement. Fans rose in applause as he was carted off, hoping for a full recovery. The incident underscores the

The Erie SeaWolves are back in the Eastern League Championship Series for the fifth straight year, rallying from a three-run deficit with a clutch three-run homer by Thayron Liranzo and a strong seven-inning performance from Kenny Serwa to beat Richmond 5-3. This historic run highlights the Tigers’ elite player development, even as rosters turn over yearly, and proves their young talent thrives under pressure — a vital step toward big league success. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

Detroit Tigers’ playoff hopes are hanging by a thread as they face a brutal finish with just ten games left—and just got hit with a major blow: key reliever Kyle Finnegan is done for the season after groin inflammation. A solid contributor with two saves and a respectable ERA, Finnegan’s absence deepens an already uphill battle for a wild card spot. His trade to Detroit last year was seen as a boost, but now his injury could derail their late-season surge. Fans brace for a tougher climb without

Mets first baseman Jared Young was carted off after a terrifying collision where he was struck in the head by pitcher Nolan McLean’s knee — leaving him motionless and disoriented. Though initial fears were high, a CT scan ruled out a concussion and confirmed full mobility. Young, who’s had a solid rookie season and recently battled a knee injury, gave a reassuring thumbs up before being taken away. McLean, visibly shaken, was removed from the game shortly after. Listen in comfort:Get a

In a heart-stopping moment during a Mets vs. Phillies game, first baseman Jared Young suffered a brutal knee to the head from teammate pitcher Nolan McLean while diving for a ground ball. The collision sent Young crashing to the ground, sparking immediate concern as he lay motionless. Though initially terrifying, Young was later cleared by CT scan with no fractures — but concussion symptoms remain. At 31 and in his second season with the Mets, Young’s injury is a major blow both personally and

A terrifying moment on the baseball field when first baseman Mark Vientos took a direct hit to the head from a batted ball, prompting immediate medical attention and a hospital trip. Though initial scans were clear, he’s still showing concussion symptoms — leaving the team shaken and focused on his recovery. His teammates rally around him, praising his spirit and impact, while the pitcher who threw the ball was visibly rattled. The team’s hope? A full comeback for Vientos, with updates to come

The Detroit Tigers’ hot streak hit a wall as they fell 3-1 to the Chicago White Sox in a brutal, clutch-hitting failure — nine times with runners in scoring position, zero runs scored. After closing the gap in the standings with six wins in their last seven, this loss marks their 13th straight road defeat against AL Central foes in one-run games. The White Sox, battling for a wild-card spot, capitalized on early Tiger errors that handed them a three-run first inning, while the bullpen shut down

The Mets’ deadline frenzy paid off in a big way as they sent Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor to the Cubs for just one player: 21-year-old Jefferson Rojas, who’s now crushing it at Triple-A. In his first three games with Syracuse, he hit a home run in each — including a game-winning blast — and is on fire with hard-hit balls, RBIs, and elite metrics. Already tied for the youngest in his leagues, Rojas has smashed 27 homers and driven in 93 runs this season, while adding versatility with time at

A scary collision in the Mets vs. Phillies game sent first baseman Jared Young to the hospital after he went down hard while fielding a ground ball — but good news: he’s got feeling in his limbs and gave a thumbs-up as he was carted off. The play, which occurred in the sixth inning, sparked emotional reactions from teammates, including prayers and kneeling moments. Young, a key hitter for the Mets this season and recovering from a prior knee injury, is expected to provide more updates after his

The White Sox are making bold lineup moves heading into a crucial four-game series against the Tigers, with Tommy Pham batting second and struggling slugger Munetaka Murakami stuck in the middle — all while trying to claw back in the division. Erick Fedde takes the mound for Chicago, looking sharp with a 2.57 ERA in his last seven outings, facing off against Framber Valdez, who’s been shaky but showing signs of life lately. With injuries, slumps, and strategic gambles everywhere, this could be

A scary moment unfolded when Mets first baseman Jared Young was struck in the head by his own pitcher, Nolan McLean, during a collision in the sixth inning. Young was stretchered off the field but showed promising signs with full sensation and even gave a thumbs-up as he left. A solid contributor this season, especially as a bench player, Young’s injury is a major setback for both him and the struggling Mets, who sit at the bottom of their division despite a top payroll. With few games left,

Jared Young’s night took a terrifying turn at Citi Field when he was struck in the head by Nolan McLean’s knee during a play at first base, forcing him to be stretchered off the field. Despite the alarming collision, Young gave a thumbs-up to fans before heading to the hospital for evaluation. McLean returned to finish the inning, visibly shaken. Young, who’s been a standout first baseman for the Mets with a .268 batting average and .764 OPS this season, was replaced by Mark Vientos. Fans and

Mets first baseman Jared Young suffered a terrifying on-field collision during Thursday’s game against Philadelphia, when pitcher Nolan McLean accidentally kneeled him in the head while both players scrambled for a ground ball. Carted off the field and hospitalized for further tests, Young showed reassuring signs by giving a thumbs up — still feeling full use of his limbs. At just 31 and in his first full MLB season, Young has been a steady force with a .266 average, nine homers, and 39 RBIs in

Mets first baseman Jared Young suffered a frightening head injury when he was accidentally struck by teammate pitcher Nolan McLean during a ground ball play at first base—prompting an immediate cart-off, but with Young conscious and giving a reassuring thumbs-up as he left. The collision occurred in the sixth inning at Citi Field amid confusion over who would field the ball. Young, a standout performer this season, is expected to return next year if he recovers well; Mark Vientos stepped in to

Mets first baseman Jared Young suffered a scary head injury after a collision with pitcher Nolan McLean near first base during Thursday’s game against the Phillies. The play, which occurred in the sixth inning, left Young needing to be stretchered off the field — though he gave a reassuring thumbs-up to fans before leaving. McLean returned to the mound shaken but able to continue, while Mark Vientos stepped in to fill in at first. Fans and teams are watching closely for updates on Young’s

Jared Young, New York Mets first baseman, suffered a scary collision with pitcher Nolan McLean during a ground ball play—resulting in a head injury and cart removal. Despite the scare, Young stayed conscious and even gave a thumbs-up to fans. Teammates and staff rushed to his aid as the game paused. No official update yet, but everyone’s hoping for a full recovery. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on