Monthly Archives: June 2010

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Some quick hits to go with your Yummy Mummy Cereal: 1) This is a fantastic article about players in Baseball history that brought in fans. Go read it. 2) So apparently the Ranges are not that close to getting Oswalt. … Continue reading →

(via sodahead.com)* The Mets brought the home show on the road again tonight as they won their sixth game in a row and their second road series on the road (making 4 series now in a row?). Oh, and that … Continue reading →

The Mets won their fifth game in a row last night and they try to make it six tonight as they take on the Cleveland Indians for game two of the three game set. Last night's game featured some “interesting” … Continue reading →

The NFL nicknames the last pick in their draft “Mr. Irrelevant” so this got me thinking about possible successes in the last round of the MLB draft. Who was picked down there and actually made it? Who was drafted, decided … Continue reading →

The above graph really shows the story of the season. It represents the games over or under .500 the Mets found themselves after each game this season (thus at game 1, they were 1 game above .500). Looking at this … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Wednesday morning acai bowl*: 1) Reese Havens, who has been good when he's healthy, is injured again. 2) The Mets have interest in now free-agent Maya. He's a starting pitcher who throws a … Continue reading →

(via Mets Merized Online) This was not exactly a well pitched game for the Mets, but the offense showed its head again putting up 7 runs a game after scoring 11 runs. But before we get into the bats big … Continue reading →

Coming off of a three game sweep of the Orioles on the road, the Mets come into Cleveland riding a 4 game winning streak and winners of 8 of their last 10. The Indians, who have been a struggling ball … Continue reading →

Before I get into my actual opinion about the All-Star game, I wanted to first present the views of the two camps of thinking where one camp is for fan voting, one camp is not. The idea for fan voting … Continue reading →