Monthly Archives: March 2007

I knew today was not gonna be great cause the Mets lost to the Orioles. Now, people here dont go crazy when the Orioles win a spring training game. However, if they are friends with me, they go crazy when … Continue reading →

So the Mets went below the .500 mark today with a 6-3 loss. Here are some of the highlights and lowlights:   One of the biggest highlights of the day in my book was John Maine. He pitched a solid … Continue reading →

So in the last week i picked up copies of the USA Today 07 Spring Training Preview, Season Previews by Streets and Smith, and also by Lindy, and also ESPN fanatasy rankings   Needless to say, i have a lot … Continue reading →

With todays loss, the Mets even up their Spring Training Record to 2-2 Who cares here is the important stuff Today was Mike Pelfry's first spring action against another team and he was great. Allowed 1 hit over two innings, … Continue reading →

I dont get the Record a lot, when i do, its only because someoen in my family made a trip up to NJ, and decided to bring down a copy. So on days like today when I get a copy, … Continue reading →

For the Mets News: Pedro was cleared today to actually start throwing. Omar and the rest of the Mets front office was very clear though that they dont expect Pedro back before August Thats obvious but its a great step … Continue reading →

OOOOOO TWO IN A ROW AGAISNT THE CARDS! (I promise i will not get excited for other spring training wins, but this is personal) Anyway in stunning fashion, the Mets Minor League System came back with three runs in the … Continue reading →

For those who dont know, every issue of Sports Illustrated has a little box titled: They said It. As you can probably figure out, that goes to a funny quote each week. This week was Alous who was asked about … Continue reading →

WE BEAT THE CARDNALS WE BEAT EM! ok…its spring training… i dont care, our first win was against the cards   The thing that i thought was the most important thing was Tom Glavine today. He faced 7 batters over … Continue reading →

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