#playoff-push

#playoff-push

But only one in recent years had accrued the moral authority to lay on the line what he believed everybody - East Side, West Side, all sides - needed to be doing pronto: "Mets fans, we need you guys to fill this place up. This place needs to be rockin' Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, we need your help. We need everybody to get out here, we need this place full. This is playoff baseball, this is what you guys want. Let's go! Let's Go Mets!"

The Miami Dolphins operated with the delusion, as outside linebacker Bradley Chubb called it, that they could take down the Buffalo Bills and spark a run. The delusion proved accurate with a convincing win in which the defense held down quarterback Josh Allen's high-powered Bills offense, and playmakers De'Von Achane and Jaylen Waddle proved why the Dolphins coveted them so highly at the trade deadline.

Despite some big ups and downs, the Falcons are 2-2 heading into their Week 5 bye after a challenging opening month of the season. Kevin Knight and Adnan Ikic are joined by Joe Patrick to discuss Atlanta's victory over the Commanders in Week 4, why 2-2 is a good start for the team, and how the Falcons can use the bye to get healthy for a playoff push in 2025.

Connelly Early will take the mound for the Sox tonight in his second career start, and in many aspects, it will look a heck of a lot like his first outing. He's facing the A's, again. He's pitching on a Tuesday, again - And his counterpart will be former Sox southpaw Jeffrey Springs, again. (There's definitely some sort of joke to be made here with the pitchers being "Early" and "Springs" and the matchup being Groundhog Day from last week.)

No, ahead of a week-long road trip and amid a playoff race, the San Francisco Giants are calling up their top prospect power-hitting first baseman Bryce Eldridge and they're doing it for the purest of reasons: They think he can be the difference. And it's the right button to push at exactly the right time for Giants director of baseball operations and eager button-pusher Buster Posey.

Mike Tauchman reaching over the fence for a long fly ball during the week leading up to the trade deadline was a familiar sight.

Adolis Garcia’s exceptional 39 home runs and .245 batting average in 2023 make him a prime candidate for the Phillies, who seek a potent right-handed outfield bat.