Monthly Archives: December 2008

Earlier today MLB.com was showing the 1969 clinching game live and free. I watched a few minutes and its very interesting to see how baseball has changed so much, yet it hasn't changed at all. Which of course is the … Continue reading →

The Nationals signed Daniel Cabrera yesterday to a one year, 2.6 million dollar deal where it seems that they beat out the Pirates and the Mets among others to get the big pitcher. How big is this signing? Well right … Continue reading →

This offseason, the signings, the trades, they all seem to be heading over to the east coast. When you think about it, all of the big moves, or the trades for All-Stars, have been heading over the East Coast, and … Continue reading →

Baseball America released their top 10 prospects for the Mets in 2009 today, and I think its worth it to also review the 2008 list at the same time to really get the full picture of what is going on … Continue reading →

Seeing Krod and Putz get introduced over the past two days, it has really hit me how great of a situation are pen is in. Granted, two players doesn't make the pen, we need more pitchers, but its the first … Continue reading →

I love a lot of things about Minor League Baseball (I am actually in the second year right now of a two year research project about minor league baseball and how it relates to the communities that they are in) … Continue reading →

With the creation of the NFL Network, it was only a matter of time until another one of the America's major sports got its own network, and starting January 1st, Baseball will have the MLB Network. It feels like we … Continue reading →

As you can probably guess, or probably saw, this week, the Mets and the Yankees dominated the back pages of the papers in New York because really, they did take the Baseball world by storm this week. For the most … Continue reading →

Although it is hard to break concentration from our new amazing back end of the bullpen, we have to take time to look at the Mets Rule V picks so far. According the Metsblog.com, at this time the Mets have selected … Continue reading →

The Mets took the next crucial step in rebuilding the pen as they added JJ Putz to set up the new closer, Krod. The last time the Mets had a reliable 8th and 9th inning duo was the first half … Continue reading →