Monthly Archives: April 2011

The Mets start their second home series of the season tonight with the Rockies. The Mets were cruising to a victory yesterday until the some hiccups in the bullpen and inability to bring runners home from third cost the Mets … Continue reading →

I wouldn't say 4-5 is a failure at this point, but the Mets could be better than. Part of the problem has been the bullpen, and I think after 9 days it is time for a change. Boyer did a … Continue reading →

We all know that we are in the age of mass exploitation. You win a world series? Fantastic! You have the right to buy shirts, hats, sweatshirts, blankets, posters, bumper stickers, furniture, any thing you can think of with your … Continue reading →

Three series played in 2011. Three rubber games played. In the first series of the season, the Mets were able to take the rubber game on the road against the Marlins, something they struggled to do all last season. In … Continue reading →

The Mets and Nationals play game two tonight in Citi Field. Both teams will have starters making their first start of the season as the Mets will try out new pitcher Chris Capuano and the Nationals will try out their … Continue reading →

Hope Opener! The Mets play their first game of 2011 in Queens this afternoon after a successful road trip. Yes, it is a little disappointing that the Mets lost the last two games but overall, going .500 on the road … Continue reading →

We are about to go into the the third set of series in the 2011 season, and we still have one undefeated team, and two winless teams. By now, all of the teams in the National League have either lost … Continue reading →

For the second time this season the Mets face a rubber game, this time against Roy Halladay and the Phillies. In last night's game the Mets made a pretty massive comeback, but then couldn't complete the job. Hopefully the Mets … Continue reading →

The Mets and Phillies play game two tonight as the Mets try to take the series in Philly. Last night the Mets were able to chase starter Cole Hamels out of the game after 2.2 innings, and were able to … Continue reading →

The Mets did their part last night to eliminate an undefeated team, and now Major League Baseball is down to three teams left. There are also three teams left that haven't won a game: Undefeated Teams: Baltimore Orioles: Today will … Continue reading →