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Well it looks pretty clear, or really clear, at this point that Lee Mazzilli will not be candidate for the Mets Manager job. It just doesn't seem like its going to happen. Sandy has his plan, I have my own … Continue reading →

I know this isn't new. I know this is highly reported. Bill Jone's Gumball Helmet Collection is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen in sports. To be frank, I think I'm at the level of obssessed … Continue reading →

Well fans, we are essentially about to be in the full swing of Mets Manager Interviews as they have just started to go underway and more interviews are being set up for next week. Here is a recap, with information … Continue reading →

The Giants won the World Series and really all I have to say is put this one in the book of pitching. The argument which is overwhelming one-sided (because one side has all of the statistical support) is in the … Continue reading →

SNY produced a list possible Mets Managers who maybe, or already have been contacted/remove themselves from the list, for next season: Wally Backman Terry Collins John Gibbons Chip Hale Clint Hurdle Lee Mazzilli Bob Melvin Ken Oberkfell Joe Torre Bobby … Continue reading →

Earlier this week we discussed the new addition to the Seattle Mariners rotation, and it looks like something is brewing with a team closer to home, the Washington Nationals. According to Let Teddy Win, a Washington Nationals Blog, there will … Continue reading →

With all of the coverage of the Giants in the National media right now, like how they are a group of misfits, and just an overall lovable team, has made me question something about the Mets I have never questioned … Continue reading →

Usually I'm on top of uniform/logo/color changes, but I've also been “away” for the last two weeks, so I missed a “change”. The Mariners apparently announced earlier this month that they will be wearing their teal throwbacks as an alternative … Continue reading →

Wrestling with my opinions about Luis Castillo has not been an easy task. His numbers have been bad. But at the same time his numbers have been good. When he came to the Mets in 2007, he finished off the … Continue reading →

After seeing the last out in game 6 of the 2010 NLCS, I feel compelled to compare that at-bat to an infamous AB in Mets history. For those who missed it, the Phillies were down by one run in the … Continue reading →