Monthly Archives: July 2010

Sometimes a misnomer, this series of articles takes a look at Mets prospects and prospects of other players that could be coming up through the system at anytime. I say it can be a misnomer, because of these players were … Continue reading →

Past Facial Hair Friday Entries: Angel PaganBobby ValentineCarl PavanoJerry Manuel Johan SantanaJose ValetinK – RodMatt HarveyOliver PerezR.A. DickeyRonny CedenoWally BackmamWillie Randolph

“Bizarre Uniform Tuesday” Past Entries: Blue Claws Become The Bruce ClawsFresno Grizzlies Price Is RightTampa Bay Rays  become the TampaThe Richmond Flying Squirrels

Past Memorabilia Monday Entries: 1967 “Match The Mets”2008 Shea Stadium Budweiser Bottle Interesting Fitted HatKaz Matsui T-ShirtMarty MarkowitzMets Family StickersMets ToasterMLB Playmakers David WrightOllie Box by Joe PetruccioShea Stadium Cuff LinksShea Stadium Cup Holder

Mets Quote Wednesday Entries:

In 2008 the Mets had the first opportunity in a while to flex their PR/marketing muscle, and they did a pretty good job with it. The final season at Shea logo was fantastic. It blended the old with the new, … Continue reading →

The Mets suffered a tough loss last night as the offense couldn't get going and couldn't back up the pitching which only allowed 2 runs. Anyway they will try to wash last night away with a win tonight as they … Continue reading →

Going on this theme from last week of love him or hate him, its time to spotlight the facial hair of one of the more polarizing figures in New York. At two points this season this manager was dangerously close … Continue reading →

The second half of the season kicks off tonight as the Mets kick off a long road trip in San Francisco against the Giants. The story of tonight though belongs to Carlos Beltran. In case you don't remember, Beltran, pretty … Continue reading →

Before I get on a soap box and take a baseball bat to the idea of the ESPY's, my problems with the concept, and the set up of the majority of award shows in our (subliminally or not) corporate dominated … Continue reading →