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During the catcher report from a few days ago, I mentioned that Baseball America sees Francisco Pena as the Mets catcher of the future. First off, I made a mistake under Pena's BA, his BA is .210 I stated that … Continue reading →

I was looking at the Milestone Tracker today at mlb.com, so I jotted down a few of the milestones that caught my eye:Ivan Rodriguez: 2500 HCarlos Delgado: 432 HR-passes Cal Ripkin for 37th all time. The entire summer he will … Continue reading →

We all know about F-Mart and Carlos Gomez, but what other OF prospects do the Mets have after their more well known names? Well get to know Corey Coles. Corey Coles, who will be 26 next season, was voted best … Continue reading →

Today, I took a look into the Mets farm system to see what they have in terms of catchers down the road. Before you see the results, I have to warn you, it’s not pretty.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = … Continue reading →

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Smolinski is a position player that was drafted this year by the Washington Nationals 70th overall. He is one of the reasons why the Nationals' farm system will start to get more attention. He was drafted right out of high … Continue reading →

Do you have kids? Do you want them to learn about baseball's great history? Well the Baseball Hall of Fame has a great way for you to accomplish your goals. They are offereing an overnight program where the Museum will … Continue reading →

You know its been a slow week and a really slow day regarding baseball news when the first picture/featured story on mlb.com is Darin Erstad signing with the Astros. He spent 12 years in AL with a carear .284 BA, … Continue reading →

The news that Metsblog has been  reporting the last few days has finally made it to the Baltimore Sun. The Sun is reporting this morning that Andy MacPhail expects Bedard to be the opening day starter for the Orioles which … Continue reading →

Silva is now off the list so from the last post, lets take a deeper look into Lohse and Blanton. Today I wanted to look into their experience in the NL East. First up is Blanton. Blanton has had very … Continue reading →

Earlier this offseason, I took a look at Harens numbers vs Bedard and Santana. Now I am going to do the same thing with three players that at this point in time, the Mets have a better chance of getting. … Continue reading →