Monthly Archives: September 2010

After Dillon Gee's start this week, the first thing on my mind was “Man, I wish this kid could get more starts this season.” This thought came from the inevitability that unless someone was shut down, Gee would go to … Continue reading →

The Mets and Phillies open up a series tonight that does not mean anything (barring a miracle) for the Mets but means a lot for the Phillies. In case you have been shying away from the NL East standings to … Continue reading →

The animal! Chris Carter's ability to hit, and his attitude about hitting is what got him on the team. This is a video from April 30th where Chris just crushed one:

(slive.com) Well, technically counts as facial hair, right?

Well if you are tired of watching the Mets not make the playoffs, you should check out the Brooklyn Cyclones. Last night they clinched a spot in the NYPL Championship Series by beating Jamestown in the Semi-Final's round. The Cyclones … Continue reading →

Captain Kirk! A player who has been rising all year for his bat also has a glove as this video shows. Watch it and check out his great glove on this great play (8/25):

Back in March of 2009, during Spring Training, here at 213 we took a look at Dillon Gee as a prospect. A couple of nights ago he continued his journey by making his Major League debut pitching 7 innings allowing … Continue reading →

There's a party on top of the NL East and, barring some sort of winning streak till the end of the season, we are not invited. It's time to crash this party. The Phillies and Braves are in a close … Continue reading →

Not Much has changed in the world of elimination so at the end of this article, we will be taking a look at the “reverse” standings, or teams with the worst records gunning for that number one pick (which I'm … Continue reading →

Let's take a look at the catcher of our future, Josh Thole. Thole as a hitter is known is for using the entire field as he slaps hits all over the field. One thing he hasn't really been known for … Continue reading →