Monthly Archives: September 2008

In a game where the starter gives up 2 runs over 7 innings, where Delgado goes 3-5 and Wright goes 4-5 with Two homers, there is no reason, no excuse, to lose, but the Mets did. They had a complete … Continue reading →

The second game in the double header was a much different story because of the amazing outing by rookie Jon Niese. Niese was making his second career start after a terrible first start. It has been said a lot, but … Continue reading →

The first game yesterday, the Mets looked dominant up until the eighth inning. They did the rally the right way the first time in the game when it led to 2 runs. They were able to get 2 runs in … Continue reading →

The Mets will finish their series with the Braves today and it will be the last game that the Braves ever play at Shea Stadium, so the Mets look to make it special for them. The pitching matchup of the … Continue reading →

The Mets open up a weekend series with Atlanta with our ace, Johan Santana, taking on the somehow not injured Mike Hampton. As the Phillies take on the Brewers right now, this is a great time for Mets to beat … Continue reading →

If you have not heard yet, there will be 20, yes 20 baseball games played today. According to MLB.com, this is the first time this has happened since 1974. Yesterday there was widespread rain on the East Coast and many … Continue reading →

The Mets open up a weekend series with Atlanta with our ace, Johan Santana, taking on the somehow not injured Mike Hampton. As the Phillies take on the Brewers right now, this is a great time for Mets to beat … Continue reading →

When the Mets play the Nationals, I get to see the game, which is exciting. Living outside of DC, its always exciting when you get Mets news. Anyway, I get that 1986 Mets experience a little as well. Its nothing … Continue reading →

We all know how good David Wright is on the field and how good of a person he is off the field. But I just finished reading a story that is so touching that it makes you just fill with … Continue reading →

The last two nights have been example of why this September, the Mets are different than what they were this April and May. In April and May this team didn't really have fight in them. If they lost the lead, … Continue reading →