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Not about the Mets this time as the New York Post rips into Roger Clemens: (NY Post) (NY Post) Well, at least they aren't making fun of us today.

It was barely a week ago when we had a discussion here about how the Mets management had some serious issues regarding playing rookies like Fmart and Tejada. Well, once again we have to have this discussion. The Mets activated … Continue reading →

The Mets and Astros play the last game of their four game set and if the Mets can get a win tonight, then they will actually win a National League Series on the road. Last night was a thrilling, but … Continue reading →

Who knows if we will contend in 2011. We'll find out as the offseason goes on of course. Also, sorry about how this is somewhat cluttered. The goal was for it to cluttered because I think the Mets are cluttered.

This is generally the time of the year where you start to see which players that were drafted in the previous year have a good shot of being a prospect. For the most part, the 2009 draft picks have been … Continue reading →

More exciting than a day time soap opera, it's Krod Drama, 2010! The MLBPA filed a grievance against the Mets (on behalf of Krod) as expected yesterday. In case you missed it, after having surgery the Mets placed Krod on … Continue reading →

The Mets won the third game of a three game set last night, guaranteeing that they will at least split the set against the Astros. It was a long one last night as well where the Mets and the Astros … Continue reading →

The Mets and the Astros play the rubber game of the series tonight as the Mets still seek their first National League Road Series Win. The Mets took the first game by scoring 3 runs to 1 and lost a … Continue reading →

Nothing is as depressing as killing the optimism for 2011 before it even starts: Consider that just for next year, Carlos Beltran, Jason Bay, Francisco Rodriguez, Oliver Perez and Luis Castillo makes $69 million, which will be about the payroll … Continue reading →

K-rod had the surgery on his ligament yesterday and the Mets promptly placed him on the DQ list, not the DL list, as we all expected. The main difference, as you probably can guess, of being on the disqualified list … Continue reading →