Monthly Archives: August 2010

In cased you missed, because I sure did, Igarashi had to take a cab yesterday to get to Citi Field. Yeah, a cab. He was currently in Scranton, PA (think The Office) when he boarded a cab at 9:30 in … Continue reading →

Because we all know it would be too difficult for the New York Papers to focus on Santana's performance in today's world of Sports and News constantly merging with Celebrity style tabloids….also its the Post and the News, so I … Continue reading →

On the day of the season where the Mets needed it most of all, Johan Santana provided to his team and to the fan base as he won the rubber game against the Rockies by pitching a complete game shutout. … Continue reading →

Yohan Almonte is not a household name, he's not talked about. However, Almonte is putting together a very impressive statistical season at Brooklyn this year, similar to what Cahoon was doing in Savannah earlier. It is hard learning about a … Continue reading →

Behold today is a rare day. I should have known when I awoke in DC to what seemed like a rainstorm with a little World War III mixed in this morning. Today, the NY Daily News AND the NY Post … Continue reading →

The Mets and Rockies play the rubber game at an early 12:10 time slot today as the Mets try to take the series. Last night was the same old story for Niese and by same old story I just mean … Continue reading →

Francisco Rodriguez is in police custody according the NY Daily News after an apparent assault on his father-in-law. The story, as it stands right now, is that he got into an argument with his father-in-law was there, there was at … Continue reading →

Poor Jon Niese. Really I now feel bad for him. Jon had another great outing last night, actually nearly identical to his previous outing where he allowed only 1 ER (1 R total) over 7 innings of work and left … Continue reading →

The Mets try to make it two in a row tonight as they take on the Rockies for game two of this series. Game one featured the 16th time this season that the Mets have won a game thanks to … Continue reading →

Eight Brooklyn Cyclones have made the All-Star team for the New York Penn League which is the most by far than any other NYPL team. This of course, shouldn't be surprising because the Cyclones are by far the best team … Continue reading →