Monthly Archives: September 2008

The Mets finish off their series with the Nationals tonight as they go for the series split. The ace, Johan Santana, takes the rubber for the Amazin's as the teams bats try to recapture an image of last night and … Continue reading →

In what seems like a fairly new award, Radio Shack is sponsoring the Red Hot Player of the Week award and up for nomination this week is David Wright. Last week Ethier won this award and the week before it … Continue reading →

Beltran started off slow but now he is having a good year. He is one of those players who leads silently. Although he made claims at the start of the season (We're the team to beat) he's the type of … Continue reading →

It feels good to win one, doesn't it? On a day when the Mets were getting bad news about resurgent players Tatis and Easely, and on a day after they lost the lead to the Phillies in the NL East, … Continue reading →

The Mets start their quest to regain their lead in the NL East and start their quest to find their offense tonight as they go against Nationals for game 3 in the 4 game set. In terms of pitching, both … Continue reading →

Last night was killer emotionally. Pelfrey was really good last night. He got into jams, he got out of jams. He pitched well. The bullpen that came in for him also did really. The Mets pitching staff did a great … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to get back on the right track tonight and defend their lead in the NL East by sending up the generally dependable Pelfrey against Perez, who the Mets have seen a lot of this season. The … Continue reading →

The Astros were a very scary team. They have destroyed the Mets in the two series that they have had this year. They were playing really well and they were making a run for the Wild Card. They looked like … Continue reading →

The Mets open up a four game set against the Nationals today on the road as the pit Pedro against Lannan. The Mets are back to a one game lead in the division, and the road to protecting it restarts … Continue reading →

We are mid way through the month of September, which means many teams are starting to drop and the playoff picture is starting to get constricted. Out of the 30 teams, 10 have already been eliminated mathematically from the division … Continue reading →