Monthly Archives: July 2010

Yesterday we took a look at the 2010 Logo Set for the MLB Postseason. What's interesting about the logo's is that they are so different than logos used 2007 and earlier, but very similar to logos 2008 and later. The … Continue reading →

After a less than stellar road trip, the Mets open up a tough homestand tonight as they will start a series with the Reds before taking on the Braves. Amazingly on the road trip where the Mets went 3-4, they … Continue reading →

After seeing some images leaked around the interwebs and slowly through promotions, the majority of the Postseason logos are now in plain view on the MLB website since you can now order your postseason tickets now. Actually lets look into … Continue reading →

(From Wii Ware) There's something beautiful about the Hot Dog Eating Contest. America as a land of freedom and a place to share opinions allows people to become divided over their opinions on what is right and what is wrong. … Continue reading →

Macfarlane Toys is a well known company for making incredibly detailed figures of sports players, movie characters and video game characters. Every year for baseball, they release a series of MLB figurines that feature some of the best (and most … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Monday morning Plain Bagel: 1) The Mets have to make it interesting every single game. Yesterday opened up with an offensive explosion as the Mets jumped to a 8-0 start but fell apart … Continue reading →

(NY Times) The 2010 MLB All Star rosters were announced today and two Mets will be heading over to the West Coast to represent the National League team. The first one is no surprise, David Wright. The question about Wright … Continue reading →

Trying to not talk too much about last night, the Mets dropped another game in the ninth inning or later which as we all know is extremely frustrating. Anyway, the Mets will attempt to put that behind them today as … Continue reading →

The Mets play the 4:00 game today against the Washington Nationals and their star starting pitcher, Stephen Strasburg. Stephen has been dominating since coming up the majors (31.2 IP, 48 K, 2.27 ERA) however he has been plagued with a … Continue reading →

With all of the coverage on politics these days (seriously, you turn on CNN/MSNBC/FOXNEWS and its just information about what politicians are doing, or opinions about them, and not the actual news) you would think an event like this would … Continue reading →