Monthly Archives: August 2008

Yesterday, after delaying the inevitable for several days, the Mariners were mathematically eliminated from the post season. The Mariners do not have the worst record in baseball (that honor goes to the Nationals). But what happened to the Mariners? Going … Continue reading →

What a difference a day makes. At this point yesterday, Mets fans had bad feelings in theirs stomachs, and were pretty down. At least I felt this way, yesterday made me sick. Down in the eighth inning, with two outs … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to put yesterday behind them and take back the east today as the Mets send their ace to the mound to battle Kyle Kendrick. Santana has been on fire this month as he has a 3-0 … Continue reading →

Have you ever seen a scout at a minor league ball game? Last night I went down to Bowie, the Orioles double A affiliate to see them play the Trenton Thunder, the affiliate of the New York Yankees. I go … Continue reading →

That is what I am telling myself after tonight's ugly, ugly loss. Hopefully you are telling yourself the same thing. Getting back on the right track is as easy as winning tomorrow and retaking the lead in the NL East. … Continue reading →

Pelfrey's complete game last night got me thinking, how have the Mets pitchers faired in the Complete game department from 2000 till now? We all know that last year the Mets pitchers were pretty terrible finishing their games last year, … Continue reading →

The Mets start an important two game set tonight in Philly. Winner tonight takes the lead in the East. Both teams are playing hard right now in a race that will most likely go to the end of the season. … Continue reading →

And the scouting begins on a nine year old Jericho Scott. Scott is a pitcher with a very nice fast ball. He is already throwing it at 40 mph and he's the best pitcher in the league. However, being the … Continue reading →

The Mets got a much needed win tonight behind two players: Carlos Delgado and Mike Pelfrey. We all know the story going into tonights game. The Phillies have climbed two games in two days and they were only a half … Continue reading →

This year, we might see two teams eliminated before the calender flips to September. Seattle is dangerously close to being eliminated, and if they lose tonight and the Angels, win, they are mathematically out. The Nationals could be eliminated in … Continue reading →