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Perez may have made things more complicated by appearing competent on the mound, but don't let that fool you, he won't be on this team. It was announced earlier today via the Daily News that Oliver is not factoring into … Continue reading →

The Mets stopped their slide with a shutout win over the Cardinals yesterday by the score of 3-0. The main headline of the day was Oliver Perez, who needed to perform in order to stay with the team, and he … Continue reading →

The Mets dropped another Spring Training Game yesterday, but that really doesn't matter. What does matter is that it was Dickey's first start of Spring, and he looked pretty good. He pitched 3 innings allowing 1 earned run over three … Continue reading →

The Mets dropped their second game in a row this Spring yesterday, 5-3, to the Washington Nationals (like it actually means something). There was god news for the Mets rotation once again yesterday as Jon Niese got the start, and … Continue reading →

It has been a good couple of years since MLB has done any major changes to the Opening Day logo. For the most part the logo really hasn't changed much at all in the last few years: The 2010 Logo. … Continue reading →

Usually I don't count throwbacks as uniform changes, however the Dodgers will be wearing their throwbacks 6 times this year, so its almost like a half alternate uniform (where as usually throwbacks don't get worn more than 2 or 3 … Continue reading →

There has been one constant with this New York Team starting a few years back in 2007. This organization almost never seems to handle a situation correctly. There are some major examples that can be cited (Firing Randolph in the … Continue reading →

(First off, this is game 3*, earlier I was counting the exhibition against Michigan as a game, but now I decided not to. Big decision). The Mets took their first loss in spring today as the Mets now fall to … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a big day for three Mets players in particular. There were three pitchers eying the rotation that got an opportunity to show their stuff. First up was Capuano, who got the home start against the University of Michigan … Continue reading →

Imagine every positive, hyperbole laced adjective you heard about Stephen Strasburgh. Convert those statements from pitcher to hitter and you get Bryce Harper. The almost legendary prospect (dropping out of high school to go to junior college to be entered … Continue reading →