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Some people collect baseball cards, others collect stamps, some may collect coins and the Mets collect catchers. (This was the only way I have been able to mentally justify the amount of catchers we have signed this season, with the … Continue reading →

Baseball Tonight (the flagship MLB show of ESPN) starts part 7 of their Spring Training tour today. Every day they have been looking at a different team, where they were last season, what they did in the offseason, how camp … Continue reading →

Not only is Spring the time when optimistic views run high, it is also the time when cynical people like to criticize those with hopes. That being said, I talked at length here about why I am happy the Mets … Continue reading →

Spring Training starts today and for the Amazin's and they needed to reach today. A few seasons ago, it seemed like the most important Spring Training in Mets history was going to be the one after the first collapse however … Continue reading →

There were two positions that were hotly debated the entire offseason, and they were first base and catcher. Over at first base, the debate focused around giving Murphy a chance, platooning Murphy, or signing a power hitter to replace Murphy.  … Continue reading →

Two links today: First the Mets were featured positively on Buster Olney's Sportscenter segment while the Braves were slammed. Check it out. Second, Although the 18th is the official start for pitchers and catchers at Mets camp, many players have … Continue reading →

My roommate sent me this link last night. My roommate, from Baltimore, is an Oriole fan and he attached a note to the link saying “At least your team didn't get injured like this.” The gist of link is a … Continue reading →

Mid-February is that time for those early fantasy baseball drafts are scheduled, and companies start to produce their fantasy baseball guides. MLB.com recently released their fantasy baseball guide and they added some new features to it that I don't remember … Continue reading →

Spring Training is right around the corner and its time to start previewing the position battles this Spring and the possible 25 man roster for the upcoming 2010 season and there is no better place to start than one of … Continue reading →

Over at Fan Huddle, I debate the Use of Frank Catalanotto. Basically, for the Mets he is a mix of a semi-familiar name and ability to play 5 or 6 positions around the field, but not really a hitting force, … Continue reading →