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On this summer afternoon in Queens, the Mets and the Twins enter the rubber match of this three game set. On Friday, the Mets rallied behind Pelfrey to get the win while yesterday featured one bad inning by Santana and … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Sunday morning Bacon, Eggs, Cheddar Cheese, and Potatoes Jimmy Dean Breakfast Bowl: 1) Uh, I heard on MLB Network they will be broadcasting an All-Star Red Carpet Show. I googled it, apparently this … Continue reading →

The Mets put one in the books last night fighting through pesky Twins' hitters and capitalizing on defensive miscues. They look for another W today as that would mean taking another series from a strong AL Central ball club. The … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Saturday morning Frosted Mini-Wheats Big*: 1) Another no-hitter was thrown last night. However not by the Mets. This time it was Edwin Jackson who did as a Diamondback against his old team, the … Continue reading →

The Twins come to down tonight as the Mets start a three game set against the team from the Twin Cities. The Twins are the number one team in the AL Central, although they are on slide right now as … Continue reading →

Here's to a player who has inspired Mets wins this year and Grizzly Bears everywhere, Robert Allen “R.A.” Dickey: (via SBNation) For as recognized for his unique pitching arsenal, Dickey has quickly become a fan favorite with an amazing story … Continue reading →

Uni Watch Blog has been on a mission to uncover the mystery of who created Mr. Met (the drawing). Part of the quest has led to a very old coloring book that has been uploaded online by Steven Presser. For … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Friday morning Granny Smith Apples: 1) Glad to hear that Ray Knight and others have problems with Rob Dibble, part of the Nationals announcer team that I gripe about often here. 2) Dickey … Continue reading →

The Mets go for a series sweep tonight as the Mets play game three against Tigers tonight. The Mets offense took the spotlight during game one, and that spotlight shifted over the dazzling R.A. Dickey last night. Now the Mets … Continue reading →

Before this season there was talk about an crowded outfield as soon as the Mets signed Jason Bay. Of course back then, things looked different. The problem then was Bay moved Murphy to first base and then the outfield was … Continue reading →