What a way to forget what happened on Friday night! The Phillies score four in the last three-innings, including dingers from Schwarber and Hoskins, to beat the best team in baseball 4-1.
With MLB rosters shrinking from 28 to 26 players on Monday, the New York Mets cut ties with a big-name player.
The Mets designated eight-time All-Star second baseman Robinson Cano for assignment.
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The 39-year-old had gotten off to a rough start to the 2022 season, hitting just .195/.233/.268 with one home run and three RBIs in 43 plate appearances for the first-place Mets. He was making his return to the field this season after missing all of 2021 due to a second PED suspension.
Cano, who's under contract through 2023, is owed $24 million this year and the next. The Seattle Mariners, who dealt Cano to New York in 2018, are on the hook for $3.75 million each season.
Cano is the closest active player to 3,000 hits with 2,632.
