Monthly Archives: June 2010

Some quick hits to go with your Monday morning Cupcake Pebbles Cereal*: 1) The Mets capped off a nice sweep of the Marlins yesterday in dramatic fashion. At one point in the game the Mets were down 5-0, when the … Continue reading →

Two of the most talked about minor leaguers will be called up today for clubs that are anxiously awaiting them. The first one is a pitcher you have probably heard about more than any other pitcher ever in the minors. … Continue reading →

During this recent blitz of profiles, (with of course the exception of Bryce Harper) there haven't been any profiles of high school players. For those of you who are new to baseball drafts, high school draftees do not generally make … Continue reading →

The Amazin's go for the sweep today as they take on the Marlins for the final game of this series. In the first game of the series, the Marlins took the lead earlier, and then the Mets roared back. Yesterday … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Sunday morning  Orange Gatorade: 1) The Mets had an all around great game yesterday. They had a great start out of Niese who allowed one run over 7 innings, Ike Davis had a … Continue reading →

The Mets and Marlins play game two today on Fox. Last night the Marlins took a quick 3-0 lead on the Mets but the Amazin's roared back with two quick runs, and then scored another two runs to put the … Continue reading →

So far we have looked at a couple of right handed pitchers, so lets take a look at a hitter for a change. While the best hitter was reviewed in the second part of this series, Bryce Harper, there are … Continue reading →

Deck McGuire is one of the pitchers that expected to go early in the Draft as well. If his name sounds familiar to you, that's because he is featured on Mets.com as a player the Mets are probably interested in. … Continue reading →

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Some quick hits to go with your Saturday Morning Peanut Butter Crunch: 1) The Mets closed out a 1 run lead last night to take the first game in an important NL East Series (Important to show that the Marlins … Continue reading →