Monthly Archives: June 2008

Today the Mets will participate in a gimmicky, and fun double header. Taking the ball in the first game will be Pelfey who has really evolved over the last five games. Over his last five games, he has won two … Continue reading →

Since the start of 2008, about 15 prospects have gotten formal introductions on this site and now its time to update statistics (2008) on five players. Some of them are putting together great seasons, others are struggling, and most are … Continue reading →

The Baltimore Sun today has an impressive list of events that happened baseball today. If you have a copy of the newspaper, the list can be found on page 7Z. Here are some of the highlights:    1917: Hank Goudy becomes … Continue reading →

Feels great to be back at .500 eh? It hasn't been too long since the Mets were last at .500 but it really does feel like a long time. It might be because I am living right now in a … Continue reading →

So as you know from my last post, my knowledge about the situation is limited and constrained by time restrictions on the computer. Anyway, initially, when I found out that the Mets fired Willie I was upset. I was upset … Continue reading →

When you read the articles posted here for the next 9 weeks, please take what I say with a grain of salt. One thing I hate to do is post without really knowing the situation, but that is what I … Continue reading →

The Mets try to make two in a row tonight as they continue their series with the Rangers. The Mets will once again face an unknown pitcher tonight in Gabbard. Last night, they were able to toss away the mystery … Continue reading →

The Mets have signed their second first round pick, 22 overall, Reese Havens to a minor league deal, and according to Metsblog, he will be starting at Brooklyn when the season starts. Havens is an interesting player, especially when you … Continue reading →

Before game time tonight, this was looking to be a pretty dark day. All of the major news outlets were saying that the job status of Randolph was day-to-day, his firing looked inevitable, and things overall looked dark for the … Continue reading →

The Mets will attempt to take the opening game of the series tonight against the Texas Rangers. The Rangers have been described on TV as a team with the best hitting, but the worst pitching and the worst defense in … Continue reading →