Monthly Archives: July 2010

Some quick hits to go with your Thursday morning Burger King Crossian'wich: 1) Well I hope you all made it through the day after the All-Star break, aka, the slowest day in Sports. ESPN used it for the ESPY's and … Continue reading →

This past week we saw one of the greatest moments in New York Mets – Johan Santana history as Santana was about nearing a complete game, 3 hit shutout and then with two runners on and one out in the … Continue reading →

Like an Ike Davis home run, there's no doubt about it that this season has been full of ups and downs and turning points. The Mets got off to a horrible start as they opened with a 2-6 to 4-8 … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Wednesday Morning Cheez-Its: 1) The National League finally won an All-Star game last night as they stopped a 14 year, 13 loss, 7 consecutive slide. David Wright started at 3B for the NL … Continue reading →

It finally happened. After 14 years, 13 losses, and the switch to making the game actually mean something, the National League has finally won the All-Star game. The last time the NL won was 1996 and now they got one … Continue reading →

Moments ago, during the All-Star game introduction talk by a Fox Announcer, the Announcer was highlighting the young pitchers that will be starting the All-Star game, including the young flame-thrower, David Wright. What? What he meant to say, of course, … Continue reading →

All the festivities over the last few days leads up to the big game tonight, the 2010 All-Star game. Going into the game, the Mets originally had two players that would represent the club, Jose Reyes and David Wright. Wright … Continue reading →

GQ has put together a nice top 5 / bottom 5 list of baseball broadcast booths in the country. As Mets fans, we have felt since Gary, Keith and Ron made one of the best booths in the business but … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Tuesday morning Apple Jacks: 1) I didn't really watch the Legends/Celebrity game. But I did watch the top half of the first inning where Gary Carter (in a Mets hat) got a hit … Continue reading →

In a Home-Run Derby that didn't feature many engaging story lines, Derby veteran Ortiz wins the contest for the first time in his career. For many, Ortiz was the favorite for this contest as he was one of a few … Continue reading →