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On Sunday, I wrote about how Baseball-Reference.com is doing a count to the 250.000th homer in history. And, like everything in baseball, the actual homerun was going to be complicated. Rain rules in baseball are funny, if a game gets … Continue reading →

The Mets got bad news today, but news that we were starting to expect. Wagner is out with a torn ligament, and the surgery will knock him out all of next year as well. So that leaves some questions with … Continue reading →

How do you know if your team is struggling to get people in the ball park? Your team opens up a $1 dollar section in the ball park. At Camden Yards, the Upper Deck on the third base side has … Continue reading →

We are one week into September, and there are a good amount of new members to the eliminated from winning the division and eliminated from winning the wild card club. Last update, Seattle, Washington, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh were all eliminated … Continue reading →

The Mets dropped Friday's game to the Phillies. The Mets dropped Sunday Game 1 to the Phillies. The lead is down to one. If the Phils win, its a sweep, demons of September's past start to get released, and the … Continue reading →

Well, you can't blame the pen for today's loss in the opener, that's for sure. Once again, Pedro had problems figuring out the Phillies, and they were able to put up a 6 spot in 4 innings. At the same … Continue reading →

Due to a prior commitment, I will not be able to update this preview based on what happens in the first game this afternoon, so here it goes. The Mets will finish of their day with a night cap on … Continue reading →

The Mets will open up their very important double header today with Philly at 2:15. The pitching matchup, as of 10:48 AM, is Moyer against Pedro, in the rematch of that infamous game last 2 weeks ago when the Mets … Continue reading →

As I was doing research for today's game preview, I came across a page that is keeping the world up to date about the amount of home runs in the history of the MLB. Baseball Reference, if you have never … Continue reading →

Last night was overall frustrating. The offense went away on a vacation, but the pitching showed up to work. Because of that, we should really look at three aspects of the game. First, as hinted by the title, is the … Continue reading →