Monthly Archives: July 2014

The Mets started the road trip with dropping a series to the Padres, but responded yesterday by taking a series from the Mariners thanks to a fantastic start by Colon who retired 20 batters straight to start the game. Tonight … Continue reading →

In another daily article speculating on who the Mets could trade with, today we focus on the Orioles. The Orioles have three needs in a division that is fairly close: a starter, a reliever and another catcher. The Mets could … Continue reading →

With the trade deadline approaching, rumors are being kicked up. Yesterday, there were several mentions on twitter from beat reporters that the Giants were interested in Bartolo Colon. In reality, the Giants are probably interested in two Mets players. With … Continue reading →

The Mets look to take the series tonight against Mariners. After dropping three consecutive games, the Mets were able to beat the Mariners last night thanks to stellar pitching and just enough hitting. Tonight Colon makes possibly one of his … Continue reading →

The Mets have not had the best performance on the field since Saturday, and they bring a three game losing streak into tonight’s game. Jacob deGrom gets the start for the Mets, he is 3-5 on the season over 12 … Continue reading →

After starting off strong on Friday, the Mets fell apart Saturday and then came just short of the comeback yesterday. The Padres were close a no hitter yesterday, then the Mets made a comeback in the 8th, but then tripped … Continue reading →

The Mets and Padres play the rubber game of the series today as the Mets just couldn’t get it done yesterday, snapping their winning streak. One of the things that have made the Mets successful of late though have been … Continue reading →

The Mets returned from the All-Star break last night and came back strong. The Mets jumped out to an earlier lead, then had one bad inning and the Padres tied it, but the resilient Mets came back in the ninth … Continue reading →

It’s the second half of the season, and we’ve just been through two long days without baseball. I’ve started to get that unquenchable need for baseball news that starts around now and lasts to the end of the month. The … Continue reading →

Another month, another west coast trip for the Mets (which is the result of when the NL East playing the AL West this year). Before the four day break, the Mets were on a roll with a 8-2 home stand … Continue reading →