Mets Morning News: Curtis Granderson wins Roberto Clemente Award, Indians win Game 3 of World Series

Meet the Mets

Curtis Granderson became the fourth Met to win the Roberto Clemente Award, which honors sportsmanship and community involvement.

Though Granderson won the Clemente award, he’s still torn about who to cheer for in the World Series.

Some major league executives think the Marlins may try to make a play for Yoenis Cespedes.

Around the NL East

The Braves’ Mallex Smith was released by his Mexican Winter League team.

The Marlins apparently badly wanted to get Kris Bryant.

Wilson Ramos is believed to be seeking a four to five-year deal.

Around MLB

The Indians shut out the Cubs in Game Three to take a 2-1 lead in the World Series.

The Indians’ Mike Napoli correctly predicted the score of the game.

Bill Murray did a very interesting rendition of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” at Wrigley Field.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is against changing the DH rule for the World Series.

Kyle Schwarber is drawing inspiration from a ten-year-old fan who’s been suffering through severe health issues.

One Cubs fan who’s going through a divorce is asking for an emergency injunction from his judge to give him his Game 4 World Series tickets.

Yesterday at AA

Steve Sypa delivered Minor League Reviews for both the Brooklyn Cyclones and the Kingsport Mets.

This Date in Mets History

Tom Seaver won his first Cy Young Award on this date back in 1969.