Author Archives: OMmetsfan07

I'm not sure what the year it was but at some point in the history of Budweiser/Miller Lite at the ballpark, the metal cans started to sport the logos of the home team. In 2008 the Mets did something very … Continue reading →

The New York Post has it right from yesterday: (NY Post)

After three very frustrating losses, the Mets finally recorded their first win of the second half as they beat the Giants in a 10 inning game with the final score of 4-3. The Mets were down 1-0 early but after … Continue reading →

Going on this theme from last week of love him or hate him, its time to spotlight the facial hair of one of the more polarizing figures in New York. At two points this season this manager was dangerously close … Continue reading →

It finally happened. After 14 years, 13 losses, and the switch to making the game actually mean something, the National League has finally won the All-Star game. The last time the NL won was 1996 and now they got one … Continue reading →

Moments ago, during the All-Star game introduction talk by a Fox Announcer, the Announcer was highlighting the young pitchers that will be starting the All-Star game, including the young flame-thrower, David Wright. What? What he meant to say, of course, … Continue reading →

All the festivities over the last few days leads up to the big game tonight, the 2010 All-Star game. Going into the game, the Mets originally had two players that would represent the club, Jose Reyes and David Wright. Wright … Continue reading →

The Mets lost a frustrating one last night as Dickey was good, but just wasn't good enough against two of the Braves hitters who caused him trouble all night. The Mets now find themselves in a situation where (although this … Continue reading →

Some players are born to have slogans and Ike Davis was one of those players. As soon as he started to fly through the system, the Mets Faithful already knew that Ike Davis was destined to have a catchphrase, a … Continue reading →

The Mets bounced back from a tough Monday night game against the Reds with a classic game last night as Johan Santana pitched the second complete game shutout on the Mets pitching staff. The other pitcher on the Mets staff … Continue reading →