Monthly Archives: April 2008

The 2008 Mets are through their first two series of the regular season and its time to take a look at some of their numbers which, surprisingly, are not as bad as one might suspect. Mets Runs: 30Mets Runs Per … Continue reading →

There is one thing I fear about these past two games, the past two games that are only games 4 and 5 on the season, and that is the media. The media has not had its fill yet with the … Continue reading →

The Mets go for the split today as they try to not drop below .500 very early in the season. Today's bill is another excellent pitching match up of John Smoltz vs Johan Santana. The Mets, and possibly the Braves, … Continue reading →

I really do not want to say much about today's game but I do want to give a quick word about video replay. If that play today, the one when the Reyes “single” was trapped, and originally called an out … Continue reading →

I have been looking for photographs of stadiums online and I ran into an album that I had to share. Have you ever been to Digital Ballparks?Well if you haven't, go! They have pictures of ballparks from minor league, to … Continue reading →

Just have a few quick stats before the beginning of an exciting, early, important series for the 2008 season. The Mets will square off in Atlanta tonight, where they need to establish dominance to set a tone for this season. … Continue reading →

The Mets have just wrapped up their first series of the 2008 season and there are some interesting numbers, which mostly mean nothing but are always fun to extrapolate out for the whole season. As Seasons go, at this time:2008: … Continue reading →

Like the rest of Mets world, I am still recovering from last night. The highs and lows of rooting for the mets are incredible. Anyway, Andrew Miller makes his Marlins debut tonight. He was one of the main pieces of … Continue reading →

The Mets will dance again with the Marlins tonight for the second game of the season. It will be a battle of right handed pitchers as Pedro takes the mound for the Mets and will face Vandenhurk in his Sophomore … Continue reading →

Although I heard one announcer during one of the many games yesterday call it the third opening day for MLB, in my mind it really is the real opening day. Its the one day, besides at the end of September, … Continue reading →