“The good news is,” New York Mets right-hander Adam Ottavino said deep into a conversation ... to adapt as the season progresses. The interview has been lightly edited, condensed and annotated.

On New York 4 to 7 presented by Verizon, former Mets reliever Adam Ottavino breaks down members of the current Mets pitching staff ...

Not surprisingly, new Yankees reliever Adam Ottavino was asked about Babe Ruth in his first interview since signing with his hometown club on January 13. The 6-foot-5 right-hander probably did ...

Veteran relief pitcher Adam Ottavino believes the New York Yankees' reputation is doing more than anything else to amplify the discourse around torpedo bats in MLB. "I mean, listen, first of all ...

Adam Ottavino is a fan of baseball history ... Babe Ruth in his example of the evolution of baseball last month in an interview with the MLB.com Statcast podcast. His comment that he would ...

Yankees' Adam Ottavino signed with the Bombers last offseason and yet, to the Brooklyn native, playing for New York still doesn't feel real. Here's more from his interview with 'Talkin' Yanks' Add ...

Adam Ottavino took the job as a stopgap. The veteran reliever knew the New York Yankees only needed him for a few days, but the 39-year-old wanted another chance to get on a big league mound and ...

DENVER — Adam Ottavino has watched the Mets bullpen turn over this season, largely because of injuries but also with veteran pitchers released because of poor performance. And at times Ottavino ...

Adam Ottavino said, “ I think it would be foolish to let me go.” Mets fans have been very negative about Ottavino, but his numbers have been solid this year. Ottavino had a terrible May.

Adam Ottavino is coming back to Queens. The right-hander, who opted out of the final year of his deal with the Mets following the season, agreed Saturday to a one-year, $4.5 million deal to return ...

The Mets’ already shallow bullpen depth took a hit Monday when righthander Adam Ottavino declined the ... toward anybody,” he said in a phone interview with Newsday, calling the free-agency ...