Monthly Archives: May 2008

David Wright and Jose Reyes have both have had up and down years this year and their stat projections display this. They both have stats that if trends continue should significantly increase while other ones will drop. The projections are … Continue reading →

The Mets continue their 7 game home stand tonight with the Washington Nationals. So far, the Mets have won 2 of the 3 games on this stand and actually, having a winning home record this year (Weird huh?). The Mets … Continue reading →

What is everyone talking about today? Bets are that everyone is talking about the recent surge of power from the New York Mets. This is true though when you look at the stats for the their last ten games. Beltran … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a good example of the season. Literally, a good team showed up, and then the bad team showed up. I am not referring to an A team vs a B team, this is more of an attack that … Continue reading →

Due to the rain-out last night, the previews for todays games are a little mixed up. In the first game at 1:10, Belisle, who was the pitcher for the Reds last night will be pitching, however, the Mets are staying … Continue reading →

The Mets come home after a roller coaster road trip to face the Reds tonight. Over the last 6 games, the Mets have played against two very good teams, and made some bad plays, made some good plays, didn't hit, … Continue reading →

The MLB draft is a funny one to judge. Most of the time the draft is ignored because unlike football or basketball, the players do not make an immediate impact in baseball. This makes sense though because when we talk … Continue reading →

It is no secret that one of the struggles for the Mets this season is hitting when runners are in scoring position and when the game is on the line. The statistics are really rather depressing for these categories, so … Continue reading →

It has been frustrating to watch the Mets play over the past two days, who have shown us many ways to be frustrated about baseball. The Mets will be facing their nemesis again this afternoon, being the Right Handed Pitcher. … Continue reading →

Last night was another frustrating game for the Mets, and a very different type of frustration felt after first game of the series. The Mets could have easily won last night. They were hitting, and except for their starter, they … Continue reading →