Monthly Archives: March 2008

Baseball Tonight started again yesterday at 4:30 in the afternoon. A personal favorite of mine, Tim Kurkjian, was on dishing out his analysis next to Kruk (the former Philly and thus Philly lover) and no Steve Phillips (which is fine … Continue reading →

Have you ever been to a promotional giveaway or tribute day  in a Minor League game? If you have, you probably remeber it because those are some of the most memorable baseball games that a fan can attend. Well the … Continue reading →

Out of the four games featured here, only game 18, Saturday's game, was the only blemish. The earned runs on the pitchers do not tell the whole story as the Mets made three key errors, (Delgado, Castillo, A Hern) that … Continue reading →

If we had this conversation before March 10th, statically speaking, Pagan looked like a much better player to fill in for Alou. However, over the past week, from the 10th to today, our conversation would be very different. Over the … Continue reading →

Last week there was a list of roster moves on the Mets website that “narrowed” the field for the final spots in the bullpen and the bench. Basically, it showed that our future pitchers are not being considered for the … Continue reading →

The Mets had the baseball jumping off the bats again yesterday, but the real story yesterday, and what seems to be the big story for every game in the past week has been the pitching. Maine was an ace yesterday. … Continue reading →

Sorry about the lack of updates, I have been bogged down over the past few days. Anyway, here are some notes from the last three games, which included our B Squad one run loss to Boston Starters, a win against … Continue reading →

Brady Clark has been around in Baseball for a while. In fact this is his second time with the Mets. In 1996 he was signed by the Reds and stayed there until he was traded to the Mets in 2002. … Continue reading →

We are getting to that point in Spring Training where the bench and the bullpen will start to take shape. By looking at who goes out and when now, we can try to piece together who of the 50 at … Continue reading →

Mike Pelfrey has been an interesting story for the Mets. He was touted as the Mets new ace of the future for a while, and then as a starter of the future. He has struggled and at the same time, … Continue reading →