Monthly Archives: August 2010

Winning generally feels good no matter what the circumstance is. Winning feels great when you don't win for a while or win on the consistent basis that you are supposed to win on. Winning with an all around complete game … Continue reading →

The Mets finally did it. Finally. The Mets offense finally broke out tonight for the first time in what seems like forever as the Mets scored 7 runs over 15 hits. The Mets all did it in clumps starting with … Continue reading →

The Mets start a weekend set tonight it Pittsburgh against the Pirates. The Mets are coming off of a four game set with the Astros where they split the series despite good pitching every night (in other words, the offense … Continue reading →

A few months ago I came across this video. After watching it, I made a note on a piece of paper to link it here on this site because I loved how short and sweet it was and of course … Continue reading →

(via Ball Hype) This week's facial hair honors goes to the Mets first round draft pick in 2010, and the 7th pick overall, Matt Harvey. Harvey signed fairly close to the deadline to a couple million dollar deal. The righty … Continue reading →

Not about the Mets this time as the New York Post rips into Roger Clemens: (NY Post) (NY Post) Well, at least they aren't making fun of us today.

It was barely a week ago when we had a discussion here about how the Mets management had some serious issues regarding playing rookies like Fmart and Tejada. Well, once again we have to have this discussion. The Mets activated … Continue reading →

The Mets and Astros play the last game of their four game set and if the Mets can get a win tonight, then they will actually win a National League Series on the road. Last night was a thrilling, but … Continue reading →

Who knows if we will contend in 2011. We'll find out as the offseason goes on of course. Also, sorry about how this is somewhat cluttered. The goal was for it to cluttered because I think the Mets are cluttered.

This is generally the time of the year where you start to see which players that were drafted in the previous year have a good shot of being a prospect. For the most part, the 2009 draft picks have been … Continue reading →