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The New York Mets have been one of baseball’s biggest disappointments to start the 2023 season.
Injuries, poor performance and disappointing new additions have all contributed to a team that’s seemingly never able to get out of its own way.
Their $130 million starting rotation has been so poor that their performance has actually hurt the team’s win total.
Combined with the San Diego Padres, the Mets have shown that spending money doesn’t always lead to success.
READ: SAN DIEGO PADRES AND NEW YORK METS SPENDING $800 MILLION TO BE UNDER .500
But all that may finally be changing.

USC will have a new athletic director as it transitions to the Big Ten Conference.

With Jimmy Butler leading the way, as usual, Miami rallied to win again in Boston and take a commanding lead in the Eastern Conference finals.

Jim Brown was certainly a U.S. icon as one of the NFL’s greatest players, an activist, an actor, an icon, but he also had difficulties in society and was not worshipped by all.

Aaron Judge’s dugout peek continues to be a major topic of conversation around Major League Baseball.
During the first game of the series between the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays, Judge was caught by the Blue Jays’ broadcast peeking towards his dugout before launching a huge home run.
Blue Jays announcers immediately implied there could be something suspicious about the look, which Judge did not take kindly to.
The very next game, Judge demolished a ball into dead center field for another home run. This time, with cameras watching, there was decidedly no peeking.

Manny Machado is not accustomed to being placed on the injured list.
However, that is reality for the Padres third baseman as he landed on the IL with a fractured metacarpal in his left hand on Friday ahead of San Diego’s first tilt of a three-game series against the Red Sox. It marks the first time in more than eight years that the six-time All-Star was placed on the IL. 
Machado sustained the injury on Monday in San Diego’s 4–0 loss to the Royals when he was hit by a pitch on his left hand with the bases loaded in the fourth inning.

Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka have some history.

The attorney representing Matt Araiza’s accuser joined OutKick’s Hot Mic With Hutton & Withrow to discuss the civil case being pursued against the former Buffalo Bills punter.
Attorney Dan Gilleon is representing the woman — identified only as Jane Doe — as civil litigations surrounding a gang rape that allegedly occurred while Araiza was still attending San Diego State University continue.
Araiza appeared on OutKick’s Tomi Lahren Is Fearless on Thursday. He discussed the accusation against him. While Araiza was never criminally charged, the Bills released him last year.

A foreign substance check midway through Friday’s Yankees–Reds game led to an ejection for Reds manager David Bell after he fiercely protested the umpiring crew’s handling of the situation.
With the Yankees leading 1–0 heading into the bottom of the fifth inning, starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt briefly exited the game after meeting with all four umpires on his trot to the mound. Schmidt’s glove and right hand were thoroughly examined before he was instructed to head to the visitor’s dugout to wash his hands.

Hypocritical liberals are VERY upset with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Dodgers recently received criticism, especially from Senator Marco Rubio, after announcing a pride night award to drag group, The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
That group is widely known for dressing up as nuns, with the motto “go and sin some more.”
As Rubio’s letter explained, they also have dressed up as Jesus and Mary and mocked prominent Catholic rituals.