Monthly Archives: May 2008

Did anyone else have a flash back last night to the third game of the season when the Mets won 13-0. During that game, when it was a 3-0 lead, Beltran hit a homerun that was called back as a … Continue reading →

The ESPN National Sunday Night baseball game goes to the Subway Series tonight as the Mets try to take the two game set. They go up against a tough opponent tonight as they attempt to wrestle with Wang. Wang has … Continue reading →

Well that was a fun game, wasn't it? I watched the game today with two friends, one an Orioles fan and the other a Yankee fan. As soon as Farnsworth came out, the Yankee fan said something to the effect … Continue reading →

Thanks to the rainout last night, the Mets will try to play their 40th game this afternoon against the Yankees. The Mets are staying on the same game plan as last night, having Santana pitch (Santana's numbers against the Yanks … Continue reading →

Change is a good thing. Many experiments over the years have shown that change leads to an increase in productivity. The Hawthorne Experiments in the 1920's showed that when the lighting was changed in the Hawthorne plant, their workers productivity … Continue reading →

It's that time of year again where Baseball continues their experiment with Interleague play. Over the past several years, Interleague play has been criticized as the novelty has worn off of the idea. One my main complaints about Interleague play … Continue reading →

Do you ever come across things on the Internet that you feel you have to share? Well this is one of those things. Sport's Illustrated released their All-Scandal team for Baseball, and out of the 30 people on team (that … Continue reading →

The Mets try to get the split today as they end their four game set with the Nationals. The Nationals have Bergman today who has not been effective yet this season. In three games, two started, he has pitched 12.1 … Continue reading →

Tonight the Mets and Nats continue their four game set with a duel between Redding and Vargas. Redding has already pitched against the Mets this year while this will be the first start for Vargas this year. In the last … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a disappointing day for the Mets because it felt like their offense was getting off on the right foot, but the pitching didn't catch up. Tonight, the Mets send Maine out to go toe to toe with Lannan, … Continue reading →