MLB reaches out to children at Mount Sinai

Commissioner Rob Manfred, Hall of Famer Tom Glavine, Pirates All-Star Andrew McCutchen, Mets legend Jesse Orosco, the entire World Series umpiring crew and Stand Up To Cancer leaders were among a contingent that spent time with kids before Game 3 on Friday at The Tisch Cancer Institute and Kravis Children’s Hospital at Mount Sinai on New York’s Upper East Side.

McCutchen named Clemente Award winner

Andrew McCutchen’s baseball career has been full of awards and accolades, but the honor he received Friday resonated in a special way for the Pirates’ star center fielder. McCutchen was named the winner of the 2015 Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevrolet before Game 3 of the World Series at Citi Field.

Mets asking plenty of Matz in Game 4

Late in Spring Training 1987, mere days after the Mets had acquired David Cone, he was on the mound in a game against the Cardinals in St. Petersburg, Fla., 60-feet, six inches from fearsome slugger Jack Clark. The Mets and Cardinals were familiar adversaries. But Clark knew little about Cone. The 24-year-old pitcher had little big league experience, just a cup of coffee with the Royals the previous year.

MLB, SU2C bring pediatric cancer to spotlight

The 111th World Series resumes at Citi Field tonight (air time 7:30 p.m. ET on FOX, game time 8 p.m. ET) amid a day-long dedication by year-round partners Major League Baseball and Stand Up To Cancer to the collaborative fight against cancer, featuring the traditional in-game moment of recognition on FOX after the fifth inning when players, umpires, coaches and fans pause to hold up placards with the names of loved ones affected by the disease.