Monthly Archives: March 2009

One definite starter, and one hopeful starter, pitched for the Mets today, so that is where the attention goes today. Pelfrey started the game, and did a very good job while Hernandez also did a very good job unlike his … Continue reading →

Another day and the same story. The bench battle gets tighter and tougher, and the battle for the fifth starter spot is just begging for someone to stand up and take it. Anyway, no one on the team really had … Continue reading →

I realized that I missed some stats from the WBC over the last few days, so I wanted to do an update before today's big games. Today has a great lineup of games as Pool 2 gets its competition underway. … Continue reading →

The Big story from the game last night was of course Santana, he finally got to the mound and faced batters. When he left the game in the third inning, he allowed only one run, but then his reliever let … Continue reading →

One of the things I always like to do is to take a break and see how some of our friends are doing on other teams. Sometimes they are not friends, but its nice to have some knowledge outside of … Continue reading →

The dust has settled on a game that shocked the baseball world, now we can look at some of the other WBC action from last night. The Netherlands were close to not being the only upset as Australia had the … Continue reading →

You know its Spring Training when the game ends in a tie, and that is exactly what happened to the Mets today as they ended the game with the Nationals in a 5-5 tie in the tenth inning. The Mets … Continue reading →

The Netherlands just won a game they weren't supposed to again. They were supposed to be squashed by the Dominican Republic on Saturday. They barely lost to the PR yesterday. Their pitchers were tired, the DR was hungry, the Netherlands … Continue reading →

There were a couple of games yesterday including two elimination games and a game to determine the first team to move on in Pool D. In the first elimination game, Mexico needed to beat South Africa in order to have … Continue reading →

In a move that has been speculated the entire Spring, the Mets cut out Sanchez today from their 2009 roster, and released him. We are all familiar with the story. The 29 year old Sanchez had a great year in … Continue reading →