Monthly Archives: August 2010

It seems that the Mets front office is sick of the last 4 weeks of play. Well actually, sick might be too strong of a word, because if they were, they would have made some other moves earlier this season. … Continue reading →

The Mets start the second series of the crucial road trip against Philly tonight as they try to do what the they were only able to do once in Atlanta: win. Statistically speaking, the Mets would be able to compete … Continue reading →

213 celebrates the facial hair of the most likely person to be the next Met Manager due to the fan base loving him and him being a cheap alternative to a manager with a proven track record. WALLY TIME!

(NY Post)

The Mets are in the middle of a critical road trip for this season, and tonight they start a series with the Phillies which can either resurrect this road trip or send it straight down the toilet. Even with a … Continue reading →

Here are my tips for making it through the 31st Annual National Sports Collectors Convention in one piece, and with a wallet still intact: 1) Know what you want before you go. If you are one of thoes people who … Continue reading →

My friend Kim posted an all true statement about being a Mets fan on my facebook page the other day. It was written on a homemade postcard that she found on Post Secret (thanks Kim for the find!): Isn't that … Continue reading →

Last night the 31st annual National Sports Collectors Convention started in Baltimore. This convention is unlike really any of its type as people fly in from across the world to attend this convention. As the website says “If you can't … Continue reading →

The Mets and Braves find themselves at the rubber game tonight with Mike Pelfrey vs Kris Medlen. The Mets lied down in the first game of series but last night they clawed and scratched the entire way and thanks to … Continue reading →

Its August! That means two things! Brett Farve!Baseball Players on the Waiver Wire! I was trying to think last night, which one of these news stories can I stand listening to, and I guess I would lean towards Baseball Players … Continue reading →