Monthly Archives: March 2009

The Mets beat the Astros to a score of 12-1 today, making the losing streak from the Astros go to 19 (16 losses and 3 ties). Matsui at one point in the game was a nice 2-39, which shows how … Continue reading →

Hold your breath, its not that bad. Wright fouled a ball off his foot yesterday and it made perfect contact with his toe, splitting the nail. He got some Xrays, and everything looks good so he will play this weekend … Continue reading →

With Hernandez going 5 innings today, the feeling has to be now that he is the clear front runner for the last starting spot. In my personal opinion, I think the only hting that could be holding back the announcement … Continue reading →

Alright, so maybe we can't go that far, but two important myths were expelled last night. David Wright is not clutch. Team USA does not play with energy. Well with one swing of that bat that all changed. In a … Continue reading →

The Mets are going to play the Braves a lot now for a period of time and today they lost to them by the score of 5-1. The bats really went cold today as really Church and Murphy provided the … Continue reading →

There were two incredible games last night, one that featured 6 Mets, so lets talk about the game without the Mets first. Mexico last night lost to Cuba, as Cuba stays alive for another day. Mexico is now out of … Continue reading →

Yesterday started March Madness with brackets everywhere and while College Basketball gets ready for an amazing three weeks of sports, Baseball is fully underway with the second round of their World Tournament. Only two Mets played yesterday, but it was … Continue reading →

The Mets opened up this game allowing 4 runs in bottom of the first inning to the home team, the Florida Marlins. They then would score 10 runs themselves allowing the Marlins to score only one additional run to win … Continue reading →

Redding has been shut down, Garcia has been pretty terrible and Livan Hernandez has been tolerable. That is the state of the Mets fifth rotation spot. The struggles of these three has left the door open for Niese, and the … Continue reading →

Two big games today as the Netherlands faced Venezuela and the US faced the PR. The bottom line was it was a good day for Mets players. When Krod came out today with two outs in the eighth, you can … Continue reading →