Monthly Archives: July 2010

Some quick hits to go with your Friday morning Waffles with Strawberry Syrup: 1) The Mets start a big series with the Braves tonight, get excited. 2) Trade Rumors are spreading. Lee? Lilly? Sheets? 3) Mets are giving out Giftcards … Continue reading →

There's a lot to like about the young pitcher on the Mets staff, and I really don't feel that I have, personally, appreciated what he brings to the team until last night. Home grown players always add a spark to … Continue reading →

Some players are born to have slogans and Ike Davis was one of those players. As soon as he started to fly through the system, the Mets Faithful already knew that Ike Davis was destined to have a catchphrase, a … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Thursday morning Fruity Cheerios: 1) The Mets just couldn't get the bats going last night as they dropped a game to the Reds 3-1. The Braves also won last night meaning they lead … Continue reading →

The Mets bounced back from a tough Monday night game against the Reds with a classic game last night as Johan Santana pitched the second complete game shutout on the Mets pitching staff. The other pitcher on the Mets staff … Continue reading →

(via A Mets Fan Blog) “If I string together 15 more good years in a row I'll hit that 3,000 mark, be good to go”-Jason Bay This was quoted by Yahoo Sports and occurred when Jason Bay was prompted to … Continue reading →

No, I'm not talking about merchandise (for once) here, I'm talking about MLB.com's opinion writer Bauman. At the risk of sounding extremely cynical, I cannot possibly take his Monday entry on the All Star Vote seriously. Bauman makes his arguement … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Wednesday Morning 7-11 Coffee: 1) Santana hit his first career homer yesterday! He also tossed a 3-hitter. Welcome back ace. 2) The Braves beat the Phils, so it was basically a division reset … Continue reading →

Last week Johan pitched 7 innings and allowed one earned run on his way to a no decision. This game featured the full on ace Santana that we have not seen for a good minute. Johan threw 9 fantastic frames … Continue reading →

The Mets look to bounce back with another game against the Reds tonight. Santana showed us in his last game that he can be Santana as he finally pitched a Santana-esque outing where pitched 7 innings and allowing one run … Continue reading →