Ferrari F1 Announces Multi-Year Partnership with HP as Title Sponsor 
Nike Pegasus 41: A New Horizon in Running Technology 
Aramco Becomes FIFA’s 6th Global Partner Joining Adidas, Coca-Cola, Qatar Airways, Hyundai, and Visa 
PUMA Launches Innovative Compostable Sneaker RE:SUEDE 2.0 
Adidas Unveils Innovative Team Kits for Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics 
Adidas Ignites Passion with 2024 Athlete Pack Including 49 Footwear Models 
PUMA x PlayStation Collaboration Launches with a Fusion of Style and Gaming 
How breakdancing became the latest Olympic sport 
Jordan Brand Wings Unveils Air Jordan I Mid Subway, Celebrating NYC's MTA Crews 
Nike SB, Converse Roll Out 2024 US and Japan Kits, Skateboarding Shoes 
PUMA x Ottolinger Unveil Futuristic Collection Inspired by Motorsport and Sci-Fi 
Juventus Partners with Two Circles in Bid to Globalize Brand and Enhance Partnerships 
Kawhi Leonard and New Balance Launch the Highly Anticipated KAWHI IV Sneaker 
Xochitl Gomez Becomes the New Face of Adidas Sportswear 
Nike Innovates for Mothers with New Apparel and Footwear 
The New York Mets aren’t giving up 2019 just yet and are positive they can make a good run amidst the grueling journey towards the postseason, which will begin on Oct 1. As such, the team has opted to keep Noah Syndergaard, Zack Wheeler, and Edwin Diaz on the roster.
The three have been heavily speculated to be out the door of the New York Mets, but the trade deadline has come and gone, and they’re still on the roster. The only one who got sent on the chopping block was Jason Vargas.
New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen said that parting ways with Vargas were due to the team creating a space for Marcus Stroman. Stroman himself said that he’s glad that the team has been kept intact.
“I was praying we didn’t trade any of those guys because I truly think we can have the best staff in all of baseball. I hope I can come in and just add to that,” the newly-minted New York Mets said. The team is currently on a roll as they’ve won seven straight following a spectacular performance from Wheeler yesterday.
The 29-year-old only got four hits and struck out seven when the New York Mets went against the White Sox, providing a solid argument for himself and his future position with the team. Wheler also expressed his enthusiasm at their roster and said they’re going to try their best in keeping the winning streak going.
Meanwhile, New York Mets manager Mickey Callaway admits that the battle hasn’t been won yet and the arduous journey will only be more challenging from here on out. But he, too, has plenty of reasons to be optimistic as the team is 7-3 in their last 10 games. With Stroman being injected into the lineup, that run could indeed be kept alive.
Stroman has a 2.96 ERA over 21 starts so far this season. His last seven starts got his ERA to 2.30 as he struck out 36 batters but only letting seven of them walk. Combined that with Wheeler catching fire recently and the New York Mets’ rotation is looking solid indeed. The team will be facing their next challenge this Friday, and they’re billed as the favorite to win on account of them sweeping the Pittsburgh Pirates last weekend.
