Monthly Archives: May 2008

The Mets will try to force a rubber game tonight as they take on the red-hot Dodgers and their new pitcher, Kuroda. The Mets will have Figueroa, who has been much better so far this season than anyone has expected. … Continue reading →

Last night was as frustrating as the come. The Mets were fresh off an amazing series in Arizona and it was as if a completely different team showed up in Dodgertown. Perez struggled again, and I don't see an end … Continue reading →

Tonight is a test for the Dodgers, a test that the Mets will want them to fail. The Dodgers just ended yesterday a 8 game win streak that pushed them to 3 games above .500. The Mets, who are also … Continue reading →

The newest power pole is in on MLB.com, and despite the Mets current streak of 5 wins out of their last 7 games, they have dropped considerably on the rankings list. Last week the Mets were ranked 7 overall and … Continue reading →

The Mets try to take the rubber game of the three game set with the Dbacks with another marquee pitching matchup. Neither pitcher has recent history with their opponents, so the pitchers in this game have a major advantage. For … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered different ways to get your baseball news? Well Choi Hoon does it very differently in Korea. He writes every week a Baseball Comic that talks about different issues. This is one of the first ones I … Continue reading →

The Mets, winner of four of their last 5, go for two wins straight and to get the Diamondbacks into the double digit loss column today as Mike Pelfrey takes on Ace Brandon Webb. Before we get into the preview, … Continue reading →

The Mets start a very tough series today against the Diamondbacks in Arizona against the hitting sensation, and possibly a pitching sensation, Micah Owings. Owings faced the Mets once last year picking up a no decision in 6 innings pitched, … Continue reading →

The Mets first month of the season is in the books and it has been a up and down month as the Mets have shown true brightness, specifically in a five game winning streak, and some dark streaks through several … Continue reading →

By now, you have all heard about the first basemen, Nick Evans and Mike Carp, down in AA who are on a tear. Well one rung below, in A+, there is another first basemen who is starting to get into … Continue reading →