Monthly Archives: April 2008

The Mets and Brewers square off in the rubber match today. The last two times the Mets were put in a rubber match situation (Phillies and Marlins) they won the rubber game. Winning the rubber game, and winning series all … Continue reading →

Since this post is two days late, it will be shorter than its last version and the one after the tomorrow's game will be longer. Basically the goal of these entries is to see how the Mets have been progressing … Continue reading →

The Second Place Mets take on the Second Place Brewers today in another key pitching match-up. Last time Santana pitched, he was against Smoltz, now he is going against Sheets. (It is really great to say Santana's name vs these … Continue reading →

With no longer having the best record in the National League (that honor going to the Diamondbacks and the Cardinals now), the Brew Crew come into town a half a game out of first place. The Mets, now second place … Continue reading →

Do you remeber the home opener in 2006? It was the first game of the season for the Mets that year as they played the Washington Nationals. I forgot what inning it was, but the Mets got a controversial call … Continue reading →

The Mets finally got one from the Phillies last night and hopefully they continue the trend tonight. Winning series is the most important thing a baseball team can do. Maine will be going against Eaton tonight as Maine looks for … Continue reading →

Its game 7 of the season, and I can't believe I am going to say this, but, this is a must win game. The big event tonight will be Pelfrey vs Kendrick. Each of these pitchers have faced their opponents … Continue reading →

I recently started a new blog about the International affects of the spread of baseball. On a whole, that blog is a lot more controversial than this blog as it dives and touches some of the darker aspects of baseball … Continue reading →

The Mets have their final home opening day today as they take on the Phillies. How perfect that for the last opening game, a game that is exciting by nature, we are playing a team that we want to destroy, … Continue reading →

Not as bad as you thought. The Mets last time on the power rankings were at 6 and now they are 8, so only dropping two spots for a not stellar week that included the loss of a starter is … Continue reading →