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Today, several Mets players will start play in the Arizona Fall League. I mentioned some stats about these players before, who are Dan Murphy, Eddie Kunz, Bob Parnel, Tobi Stoner, Jason Vargas, S Bowman and Thole. The big story line … Continue reading →

A prospect who is sure to get a lot of attention this off season is 22 year old Brad Holt. The Mets drafted Holt out of UNC Wilmington this past June as the 33rd pick in the first round. He … Continue reading →

Here are some of the main posts to look forward to this week:     Monday: Get To Know a Prospect: Brad Holt     Tuesday: Arizona Fall League Preview     Wednesday: Looking Back: Burgos for Bannister     Thursday: Book Review: 100 Things Mets Fans … Continue reading →

As part of the tour of the team directly after of the season, today we move to the Outfield. I always have a weird feeling with the Outfield because sometimes I feel its could be one of our stronger assets … Continue reading →

In what will be the first of many discussions about the rotation,here are some of the options that the Mets can pursue this offseason. When it comes to the rotation, there are only three spots that are set: Santana, Pelfrey, … Continue reading →

About a week and a half ago, I was in a hurry so I grabbed a quick meal in my school's cafeteria, and on TV was sportscenter. They were showing the Baseball races and I was watching it, and this … Continue reading →

This is my first crack at the changes the Mets need to make in order to be successful for the entire season next year. With this entry, I am going to try to contain my comments and opinions only on … Continue reading →

I normally save the schedule previews until January or February, but I wanted to do this one now because the Mets have my favorite Interleague Schedule. For the most part, the Interleague Schedules try to pit one division against another … Continue reading →

Well with that loss the Mets have played their last game at Shea Stadium. We have a lot to look at and talk about, but for now, I think its only appropriate to step back and appreciate the good times … Continue reading →

I bet professional sportswriters dream for days like today. The last regular season game at Shea Stadium will be one played with fire and brimstone as the Mets are on the line for the postseason. Win and then we see … Continue reading →