Monthly Archives: June 2008

Yesterday I made my last trip to Shea Stadium, probably ever, and it was a day of mixed emotions. I am pretty lucky that yesterday was my second game seeing Santana pitch (I saw him in Washington on April 23rd), … Continue reading →

The Mets will attempt to stop their second five game slide of the season today by sending out Pelfrey to face ace Brandon Webb. The Mets were able to hit Webb the last time they faced him, but the Diamondbacks … Continue reading →

We all remeber him. A very average player, whenever he was above average, he followed it by being below average. Our very own human rain delay, he would take his time between pitches. When the Mets didn't retain him, I … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to turn around the ship tonight as John Maine and the Mets take on the first place Diamondbacks. The Mets have already played Diamondbacks in a three game set where the Mets took 2 out of … Continue reading →

With all of the attention on the MLB Draft the past couple of days, we should also spend some time and look at what we have in our system. We have plenty of players who are doing well and who, … Continue reading →

With the Mets first pick in the 2008 MLB draft, #18 overall, they selected Ike Davis, a 1B/OF/LHP out of Arizona State University. There have been scouts on Davis since high school. He was drafted by the Rays in 2005 … Continue reading →

The Mariners have had a pretty lousy season so far, especially one that started off with a lot of acclaim due to their addition of Bedard and how it would help out their rotation and more specifically, Felix Hernandez. Well … Continue reading →

Just when the Mets were getting on a nice streak, winning a few series, and starting to distance themselves from the .500 line, all of their work gets erased in one series where they failed to win a game out … Continue reading →

If the Mets are not on the right side of a 2-1 score, I might lose my cool. The team needs to get back on the right track today, otherwise the plane back to New York will be a long … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to find their bats again today as they go for a series split in San Diego. To do this they will need their starting pitcher, Oliver Perez, to do something that he has not done in … Continue reading →