The MLB has finalized the rosters for the upcoming All-Star Game, which includes 32 players per league, sparking mixed reactions among fans. Notably absent from the rosters are Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki, hitting .261 with 24 home runs, and New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto, who has a .263 batting average with 20 home runs. Fans took to social media to express dissatisfaction over these omissions, questioning the selection process and voicing that certain players were overlooked.

Despite the controversies, some fans see the rosters positively, highlighting the potential for an exciting All-Star Game scheduled for July 15 at Truist Park in Atlanta. The decision-making process for selections remains scrutinized as discussions continue regarding the fairness and transparency of the voting system.

The New York Mets are stepping out from the shadows of their cross-town rivals, the New York Yankees, with an impressive two-game victory streak, winning 12-6 on Saturday after a thrilling 6-5 win on Friday. This performance puts the Mets 3.5 games ahead in the standings. While the Yankees boast a historical advantage with 27 championships, the Mets have made headlines by signing Juan Soto to a record-breaking 15-year, $765 million contract, shifting the power dynamics in New York baseball.

Yankees' star Aaron Judge, despite a challenging performance in the recent games, still leads the league with a .361 batting average and is a strong MVP candidate. In this high-scoring series, both teams showcased their offensive prowess, with notable performances including Judge's solo homer and a grand slam from Mets' Brandon Nimmo. The rivalry is heating up, and this season could be the turning point for the Mets.

The 2025 Subway Series is set to ignite at Citi Field this weekend as the New York Mets take on the New York Yankees, a potential World Series preview. However, both teams are struggling, each falling to second place within their divisions after recent slumps. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza emphasized the importance of moving forward, indicating a need for his team to rectify performance issues as they face a formidable rival in the Yankees.

Even amid injuries to six starting pitchers, the Mets remain in the top ten teams in baseball, with both squads desperate for victories. The series begins with two teams that have recently recorded disappointing streaks, making this matchup crucial for morale and standings.

The 2025 Subway Series is set to ignite at Citi Field this weekend as the New York Mets take on the New York Yankees, a potential World Series preview. However, both teams are struggling, each falling to second place within their divisions after recent slumps. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza emphasized the importance of moving forward, indicating a need for his team to rectify performance issues as they face a formidable rival in the Yankees.

Even amid injuries to six starting pitchers, the Mets remain in the top ten teams in baseball, with both squads desperate for victories. The series begins with two teams that have recently recorded disappointing streaks, making this matchup crucial for morale and standings.

The Subway Series is back, but both the New York Yankees and the New York Mets are struggling as they meet for a weekend rematch at Citi Field. After a promising start, both teams have hit a rough patch. The Mets have dropped 14 of their last 18 games, while the Yankees are reeling from a 13-loss stretch in 19 games. The pressure is on as they look to regain momentum in one of baseball's most storied rivalries.

The Yankees will send Marcus Stroman, Carlos Rodón, and Max Fried to the mound this weekend, with Rodón having previously dominated the Mets in their last clash, allowing just one run in five innings. Meanwhile, the Mets face pitching challenges, with significant injuries affecting their rotation, including Paul Blackburn's shoulder and Kodai Senga's hamstring issues. Juan Soto, booed during his last series in the Bronx, has found his stride, winning the National League Player of the Month in June.