New York Daily News

The Mets are on cruise control, but the hard part is coming.

Will Gase, who subscribes to a spread-the-wealth offensive philosophy, run his scheme through Bell?

The Mets hope Cabrera can be their extra outfielder, maybe even play some first base and take some reps from the designated hitter spot.

“I just think I need to get settled in. I’m settled in now,” Stroman said.

The Cuban slugger is convinced he will be ready to play when the Mets host the Braves on July 24.

As his bosses gather upstairs to talk about selling the team, Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen maintains that his attention is far from the expected turnover in ownership.

He is Yoenis Cespedes, the Wild Boar of Roosevelt Avenue, and he hasn’t played a game that counts for the Mets in two years, but might play one in less than two weeks against the Braves.

Robinson Cano has been absent from Mets camp the past few days, and Brodie Van Wagenen confirmed as much on Friday.

Cespedes can still hit. Can he run or field? Does it even matter?

Giants and Jets players would qualify for a “carve-out” in the State of New Jersey’s travel restrictions so that a 14-day quarantine would not be necessary prior to the tentative start of training camp in late July, Governor Murphy said on Sirius XM NFL Radio on Friday.

Hedge-fund billionaire Steve Cohen made the highest bid out of groups interested in purchasing the Mets.

Crowder wasted little time becoming Sam Darnold’s favorite target in his first season with Gang Green.

Last season, McNeil flashed the ability to hit the long ball. After bulking up in the offseason, McNeil is ready to make that a permanent part of his game.

Steve Cohen, using all of his horsepower, is once again heavily involved in the Mets sale process as first-round bidding commenced ahead of Thursday’s deadline.

Herndon has the tools to be a difference maker in Gase’s offense.