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After seeing some images leaked around the interwebs and slowly through promotions, the majority of the Postseason logos are now in plain view on the MLB website since you can now order your postseason tickets now. Actually lets look into … Continue reading →

Macfarlane Toys is a well known company for making incredibly detailed figures of sports players, movie characters and video game characters. Every year for baseball, they release a series of MLB figurines that feature some of the best (and most … Continue reading →

(NY Times) The 2010 MLB All Star rosters were announced today and two Mets will be heading over to the West Coast to represent the National League team. The first one is no surprise, David Wright. The question about Wright … Continue reading →

With all of the coverage on politics these days (seriously, you turn on CNN/MSNBC/FOXNEWS and its just information about what politicians are doing, or opinions about them, and not the actual news) you would think an event like this would … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Friday morning Toast with Grape Jam: 1) Gee is a real baseball player. According to this report, he struck the player who's slide into second base ended Murphy's season as a form of … Continue reading →

The Mets had the ability to win last night but the initial bad outing was followed by an offense that clicked late but just couldn't climb out of the hole they were put in. Anyway the Mets go to avoid … Continue reading →

For this week's quote, and the quote that starts this new weekly series, we turn to the skipper: (via WPIX) “One Thing About Murph Is That He's A Baseball Player”-Jerry Manuel When I first heard that quote, I just stopped. … Continue reading →

Just like the American League yesterday, there are a good amount of creative promotions in the month of July in the National League. The rules are the same like always, automatic shoutouts go to teams giving away Jerseys and pins, … Continue reading →

There have been a lot of “moments” in this season, which is just shy of being halfway over. The Mets have gone on horrible losing periods, and fantastic winning streaks and then alternating them to cause Mets fans to go … Continue reading →

The Mets look to rebound after last night's loss with game two of this series. Game one featured some great offense from Jason Bay, but pretty much the rest of the game, the Mets looked flat. In baseball's usual drama … Continue reading →