Ottavino was blunt when asked if he thought he might get squeezed out by the Mets. “I think it would be foolish to let me go,” he said.

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 ...

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 ...

Ottavino expressed his appreciation for each major league opportunity. "Every day in the big leagues is precious. I’ve had a lot of them, but I don’t take them for granted." ...

MIAMI — Adam Ottavino converted his 11th save of the season Monday night. It matched his career-high mark he set two years ago with the Boston Red Sox. This wasn’t what he anticipated when he… ...

Free-agent reliever Adam Ottavino certainly isn't selling himself short this winter. In an interview on MLB.com's Statcast Podcast, Ottavino said that Babe Ruth would struggle in the modern game.

Ottavino does this exercise daily, using two pages of the notebook. On the right side, Ottavino details everything he did to care for his body and arm that day, from physical therapy to ...

Whichever team signs free-agent reliever Adam Ottavino will have a confident pitcher. Assessing the state of today's game on MLB's Statcast podcast, the 33-year-old right-hander said that Babe ...

Ottavino looks at his father’s decision to quit the family business and pursue acting with a sense of awe and admiration. “He chased his passion, which is what I did, ...

During this uncomfortable summer of blazing temperatures, make sure to thank your local fireman. Adam Ottavino, the Mets’ relief pitcher who’s been asked to get more than three outs in … ...

Ottavino, 36, was traded to the Red Sox from the Yankees prior to the 2021 season with one year left on his contract. Ottavino ended up being the Red Sox’ most-used reliever in 2021, appearing ...

Adam Ottavino passed his test. The Colorado Rockies right-handed reliever threw 21 pitches at Coors Field, with his full arsenal, in a major move back toward the big leagues.