Beltran's 1995 Topps Traded rookie card features another player's picture: Juan LeBron. In turn, LeBron's card features ...

A former St. Louis Cardinals star is back on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot which means we’ll learn soon if this is the ...

Carlos Beltrán, one of the most accomplished center fielders in recent Major League history, could be two months away from ...

Beltran narrowly missed making the cut for the Class of 2025, earning 277 of the necessary 296 votes for election, or 70.3% ...

When Carlos Beltran crossed the plate 127 times in 2006, he set a new mark for the most ever by a New York Mets player.

This will be Carlos Beltrán’s fourth time on the Hall of Fame ballot. He’s gone from 46.5% to 57.1% to 70.3% in his first ...

Two-time Astro Carlos Beltrán, who received 70.3% of the vote last year, appears to have a realistic case for Hall of Fame ...

While it's often tough to predict the results of a Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, it's clear there are only two candidates who ...

As a former New York Mets player, Carlos Beltran has the right to comment on the club, and he decided to send a message about ...

We’ll find out in two months who will be propelled by this election onto a stage next July in Cooperstown, N.Y. Here's what ...

Howie Kendrick, Daniel Murphy and Rick Porcello also are among the first-time eligibles, joined by Shin-Soo Choo, Edwin ...

The similarities between Carlos Beltran and Juan Soto are indisputable. Both players agreed to contracts that were the largest in Mets history at the time — Soto at $765 million heading into 2025 and ...