Author Archives: OMmetsfan07

The final rounds of the MLB Draft happened today where teams are selecting their final 20 players for the 2011 MLB Draft. It is rare, but sometimes gems are found deep in the draft. If you want to see results … Continue reading →

The Mets start a 10 game road trip tonight against the Brewers, as the Amazin's look to build off of their last two wins. Back on Sunday, the Mets beat the Braves in prime time by the score of 6-4, … Continue reading →

With the 101st pick of the 2011 MLB Draft, the Mets selected another college pitcher in Logan Verrett, a Right Handed Pitcher (RHP) from Baylor University. Verrett hails from Texas and was not drafted out of high school. What makes … Continue reading →

No surprise here. After drafting two high school players in the first round and the supplemental round, the Mets went with a College player with their second round pick at overall #71. Cory Mazzoni is a pitcher for N.C. State … Continue reading →

Now that its been over 12 hours since the first day of the 2011 MLB draft has ended, I've been able to collect and reflect on some thoughts about the draft, and refined my opinions that were posted in haste … Continue reading →

The not surprising part of this pick was that Fulmer is a hard throwing pitcher. The surprising part of this pick is that Fulmer is another High School player, and he will be a tough sign, and as the MLB … Continue reading →

How'd the rest of our division do in the draft? That's a good question and one that won't be answered for years to come, but we can at least have a conversation about the players that have been drafted into … Continue reading →

Well that was shocking. Seriously, I did not see this coming at all. I was thinking, like most people were thinking, that the Mets would go with a pitcher in the first round and the #13 pick, but instead they … Continue reading →

With the MLB Draft tomorrow, it is interesting to see what MLB is framing as the situation for each team. Every team has a preview article, and while parts remain the same (like look at a few moments of our … Continue reading →

The Mets and the Braves play the rubber game of their set tonight in front of the nation on ESPN. Friday night's game featured the Mets bullpen fluttering leading to a loss. Yesterday's game was awesome as the Mets rode … Continue reading →