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By Chris Melore CBSNewYork.com Major League Baseball’s offseason is already in full swing as all 30 teams are diving into the annual spending spree, better known as free agency. One of the winter’s biggest wheeling-and-dealing events kicks off Sunday night in San Diego with the Winter Meetings. For the Mets, the history-making debut of Pete Alonso and a late season playoff run gave the team new hope after a dismal start to 2019. Despite 86 wins, another year outside the postseason ultimately costed manager Mickey Callaway his job. Now, as fans adjust to new manager Carlos Beltran, an even more shocking introduction is about to be made — new billionaire owner Steve Cohen! MORE: Wilpons Working To Sell Majority Stake Of New York Mets To Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Steve Cohen The following is the Mets’ version of a Christmas wish list; what they need to shop for this offseason to return to the playoffs — and what we will assume New York can afford to … [Read more...] about Mets 2020 Shopping List: Here’s Who New York’s New Billionaire Owner Needs To Spend Big On

Emergency services attend to an injured person arriving at the Whakatane Airfield after the volcanic eruption Monday, Dec. 9, 2019, on White Island, New Zealand. (Alan Gibson/New Zealand Herald via AP) Emergency services attend to an injured person arriving at the Whakatane Airfield after the volcanic eruption Monday, Dec. 9, 2019, on White Island, New Zealand. (Alan Gibson/New Zealand Herald via AP) Photo: Alan Gibson, AP Photo: Alan Gibson, AP Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 Emergency services attend to an injured person arriving at the Whakatane Airfield after the volcanic eruption Monday, Dec. 9, 2019, on White Island, New Zealand. (Alan Gibson/New Zealand Herald via AP) Emergency services attend to an injured person arriving at the Whakatane Airfield after the volcanic eruption … [Read more...] about 1 dead, many more missing in eruption of New Zealand volcano

From Waterbury HEALTH: Jemel M. Bingham, MD has joined Alliance Medical Group, an affiliate of Waterbury HEALTH. Dr. Bingham is Board Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Bingham received his medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in the West Indies. He completed his residency training in obstetrics and gynecology at Aurora Sinai Medical Center in Wisconsin, where he served as chief resident during his fourth year of residency. Dr. Bingham is a member of the American Medical Association and the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons. Dr. Bingham specializes in high risk obstetrics, contraception management, family planning, preventative healthcare, minimally invasive surgery, robotic surgery, laparoscopic surgery, and hysteroscopic surgery. Dr. Bingham comes to Waterbury HEALTH with over nine years of clinical experience, most recently in private practice at Cornerstone Family Healthcare in New York. He is joined by his spouse and two … [Read more...] about Waterbury HEALTH Welcomes New Physician

NEW YORK (AP) — Noah Syndergaard again wobbled with Wilson Ramos as his catcher while Clayton Kershaw was right in the pocket, sending the Los Angeles Dodgers over the New York Mets 9-2 Friday night. Kershaw (14-5) stopped a rare three-start skid and improved to 10-0 in regular-season play against the Mets. Rookies Gavin Lux and Edwin Ríos homered as the NL West champion Dodgers won their ninth in a row at Citi Field dating to 2016. Coming off a four-game sweep of Arizona, Syndergaard and the Mets fell flat. They dropped three games behind Chicago for the second NL wild-card spot. Milwaukee and Philadelphia also are ahead of New York, which was eliminated from contention in the NL East. Earlier in the week, it was revealed Syndergaard (10-8) recently went to his bosses, expressing his wishes to pitch to someone other than Ramos. Known more his hitting than defense, Ramos got this start — manager Mickey Callaway wanted Ramos’ bat in the lineup, trusting … [Read more...] about Syndergaard Struggles Again With Ramos Catching, Mets Lose Opener To Dodgers

Jeffrey Epstein’s foundation looked for all the world like a charitable powerhouse: On its websites and in its news releases, the foundation was described as a patron of hospitals, universities and film festivals, run by a global philanthropist. The organization — known by various names, but usually called the J. Epstein Virgin Islands Foundation — wasn’t officially a charity for much of its existence, having lost its tax-exempt status in 2008. But it worked to his advantage, helping improve the reputation of Epstein, a convicted sex offender. A review of tax documents, government records and information provided by federal officials shows that the foundation lost its tax-exempt status for an unknown reason in the same year Epstein pleaded guilty to soliciting prostitution from a minor. In the years between that case and his suicide in August as he faced federal sex-trafficking charges, Epstein was unshackled from the rigorous financial disclosures that … [Read more...] about Epstein’s charity: an image boost built on deception