Monthly Archives: March 2009

The Mets were down 2-0 going into the bottom of ninth, and then they started hitting. They got the three runs thanks to a couple of bench hopefuls and they took the game from Italy 3-2. The last few days … Continue reading →

The title of the article is misleading because I have not played either game. This is a comparison based on the commercials, the online campaigns and some other stuff that is notable about both games. The introduction I have had … Continue reading →

Many Mets took the field again today as the warmups and tuneups for the WBC continued. Today there were some good performances, but a lot of bad ones, especially from the mound which is frustrating and concerning. Lets look at … Continue reading →

After yesterday's terribly pitched game, a great way to feel better would be to have some good pitching. Well that wasn't in the plan tonight. Mets starters in the Spring Training game struggled and in the WBC games today. Aside … Continue reading →

Our starters are representing their countries, and that means we have to look at a lot of box scores to see how our team is getting ready for the season. I've collected the Mets from the box scores that played … Continue reading →

The Mets entered Spring with several candidates for the fifth starting spot. The only problem with having a lot of average to below average pitchers to fill that spot is that the quantity of arms rarely increases the quality (sometimes … Continue reading →

Mike Pelfrey was a highly touted prospect. Brad Holt is a prospect that started off not getting as much attention as Pelfrey, but now is starting too. Following a similar path, in my opinion will be Dillon Gee. Gee has … Continue reading →

The Mets bats exploded today as it was the last day that many of the Mets starters would be with the team (with the WBC teams getting their practice in starting tomorrow) and the announcing crew couldn't have been more … Continue reading →

About a month ago, the Rangers unveiled their new uniforms. This year, none of the jerseys say Rangers on them anymore, the all say Texas, and now they have two alternates. Besides the White Texas and the Gray Texas, they … Continue reading →

The Mets sent only their B-squad players on the road today to Detroit, where they lost 7-2 against a lot of the Tigers starters. If you like young players, than this was your game as a lot of the Mets … Continue reading →