He’s covering all his bases. Mayor Eric Adams donned a baseball cap at the Columbus Day Parade Monday that sported the logos of both the New York Mets and Yankees – a fashion beanball to all ...

New York Mets star Francisco Lindor is doing his part to keep Juan Soto in the Big Apple, albeit in a different borough. ESPN ...

But then, on Monday, Mayor Eric Adams marched down Fifth Avenue during a Columbus Day parade, wearing a baseball cap that pleased exactly zero New York sports fans. The hat featured a Mets logo on ...

It's not often you can say the team with the highest payroll in the sport was a fun underdog story, but that's exactly what ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is remaining impartial ... Day Parade in Manhattan on Monday wearing a hat that had both the Mets and Yankees logos on it with an "X" in between, which shows he ...

While the New York Yankees and New York Mets are believed to be among the front runners to land star free agent Juan Soto ...

In an effort to bring unity to a divided baseball town, New York City Mayor Eric Adams made both sides upset with his hat that featured two logos. For Yankees and Mets fans who have been watching ...

Adams was seen wearing a black baseball cap that featured the logos of both the New York Mets and New York Yankees. While the two franchises share the same city, the teams – and especially ...

Mayor Adams pulled on a cap with the New York Mets logo on one side, and New York Yankees on the other. Both teams are in the playoffs of their respective leagues. If Mayor Adams hoped to strike a ...

He’s done it again, folks. Eric Adams—the avuncular, tomfoolery-addicted mayor of New York City who was recently indicted on charges of bribery, campaign finance, and conspiracy—dropped ...

Trying to capitalize on the excitement of a potential Subway Series World Series with the New York Mets and Yankees in ... cap featuring both teams’ logos while marching down Fifth Avenue.