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Dillon Kyle Gee (born April 28, 1986) is an American former professional baseball pitcher. He played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the New York Mets, Kansa...

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Hamilton Signs Deal With Rangers

While Hamilton didn’t maintain his All-Star-level production upon leaving the Rangers to join the Angels in 2013 the Rangers have decided to take a flyer on him and have once again singed him as expected.

He did manage to put up a .255/.316/.426 batting line — good for a 110 OPS+ — during his two years in Los Angeles. If he can return to that sort of hitting, he’d likely be a solid piece for the…

Yesterday the baseball community lost one of the truly genuine and wonderful people. Shannon Forde, 44, a beloved member of the New York Mets media relations department for over two decades, passed away after a long battle with breast cancer.

Shannon, a graduate of St. John’s University, came to the Mets in 1994 and rose to the ranks of Senior Director. She was a pioneer for women in baseball’s public relations and was a professional that impacted everyone she met. Many took to social media hours after learning of her passing to share their thoughts about what Shannon meant to them. Take a look at the overwhelming reaction on social media.

MLB

Mike Piazza

Baseball Hall of Famer/Catcher for the New York Mets from 1998-2005

Buster Olney 

Columnist, ESPN 

Ken Rosenthal 

Field reporter, Major League Baseball on FOX 

Cliff Floyd 

OF, New York Mets from 2003-2006

Dillion Gee

RHP, New York Mets from 2010-2015

Even other New York sports teams shared their condolences.

New York Jets

New York Rangers

Even our cross-town rival showed their support by holding a moment of silence for Shannon.

Mets’ catcher d’Arnaud headed back to DL, pitcher Gee clears waivers

Travis d’Arnaud goes back on the DL New York Mets’ catcher Travis d’Arnaud has already spent  seven weeks on the disabled list this season. He was hit by a pitch in mid-April, against the Miami Marlins. The ball broke his pinkie and bruised his wrist.  He was only recently reinstated on June 10, and it was announced Tuesday that d’Arnaud was heading back to the disabled list with a left elbow…