Monthly Archives: March 2013

Yesterday the Mets trounced the Tigers by the score of 11-0 and improved to a record of 6-6! (Yipee!) Let’s start with the pitching. Niese was great, he walked a good amount (4) but he held the Tigers to only … Continue reading →

The Mets got their fifth win (in league play) of Spring this afternoon on the roads against the Cardinals by the score of 3-0 as the Mets pitching staff kept the birds to only 3 hits. The good pitching started … Continue reading →

Manny Ramirez is playing baseball again! This time for the EDA Rhinos of Taiwan who play in the Chinese Professional Baseball League. In case you wanted to see the world through Manny’s eyes, here is what he’ll be seeing a … Continue reading →

David Wright came up to the plate last night in a tied game with the bases loaded and this happened: Something interesting happened there. David Wright was already seen as the captain of this USA’s team. Having the leader hit … Continue reading →

The Mets beat the Astros by the score of 9-6 today and finally had a day where the offense was really clicking. Specifically, today was a big day for Lucas Duda, who came into this game with only three hits … Continue reading →

The Mets took a long trip yesterday to play the Tigers and ultimately lost, but there were some positives to write about. On the pitching side, Gee logged 4 innings while allowing only one run. He needs to work on … Continue reading →

The Mets beat the Marlins 4-1 today behind a fantastic start by Matt Harvey, reminding all of us of the exciting possibilities this 2013 team has in its young talent. With regards to the Mets OF situation, there were two … Continue reading →

Images have been circulating this week of a leak of the 2013 All-Star Uniform design from a video game. Fansided has one of the clearest galleries of images on the internet, I recommend heading over there to take a look. … Continue reading →

What makes this article series different than what you’ll find in the official stat books is the inclusion of non-scheduled spring training games in the data (like Michigan, Venezuela and the Braves B Game). Today, I updated the chart to … Continue reading →

Enough starters / players competing for major roster pieces played in today’s “B” game that it warrants a review and an update of our OF spreadsheet (thus furthering the differences between our chart and the MLB official stats). The Mets … Continue reading →