Monthly Archives: April 2008

A huge issue for the Mets this year has been leaving men on base, especially runners in scoring position. Over on the game preview at Metsblog, Mike Nichols brought up a very depressing, but true statistic:    “The Mets are batting … Continue reading →

The Mets attempt to complete the two game sweep with the early afternoon game today at Shea. First off, last night showed the luck of the rain-out as the Mets bullpen got rest and then had to be used heavily … Continue reading →

The game preview for tonight is the same as the one posted yesterday for game 25. I wanted to briefly discuss though how I order the games by number, because there are two ways. Lets say that I was about … Continue reading →

I am a pretty talkative guy, and generally will make a comment on anything, even if the comment is irrelevant and pointless. However, there was a picture I saw this weekend that has left me dumbfounded. I am so confused … Continue reading →

The Mets go for another three game winning streak and they will try to do this against the Pirates. The Mets have their ace going tonight, who lowered his ERA to 3.12 in last game. I was at his last … Continue reading →

Promotions and the Minor League go together as well as anything and this time, I have four promotions in May that I had to share. First off, please don't hesitate to email me (eteich@umd.edu) if you find any other wacky, … Continue reading →

Usually I do not do a post game unless I was at the game, but several profound things happened today that warranted this post. The Mets needed to get this rubber game? Why? Its not September, its not for the … Continue reading →

The third place Mets will take on the forth place Braves in the rubber game tomorrow (or today, depending when you read this) at Shea. First off, what a difference a week makes. Last week, when the Mets were 4 … Continue reading →

The Mets have a tough challenge today. They have lost 4 of their last 5 and if they choose today to start winning again, they will have to do so against the ever challenging Tim Hudson. John Maine will be … Continue reading →