Monthly Archives: September 2008

Due to a prior commitment, I will not be able to update this preview based on what happens in the first game this afternoon, so here it goes. The Mets will finish of their day with a night cap on … Continue reading →

The Mets will open up their very important double header today with Philly at 2:15. The pitching matchup, as of 10:48 AM, is Moyer against Pedro, in the rematch of that infamous game last 2 weeks ago when the Mets … Continue reading →

As I was doing research for today's game preview, I came across a page that is keeping the world up to date about the amount of home runs in the history of the MLB. Baseball Reference, if you have never … Continue reading →

Last night was overall frustrating. The offense went away on a vacation, but the pitching showed up to work. Because of that, we should really look at three aspects of the game. First, as hinted by the title, is the … Continue reading →

No surprise here, today's afternoon, Nationally Televised game against the Phillies has been postponed due to Tropical Storm/Tropical Depression Hannah (I live outside of DC, so I know its a TS here, and its no baseball weather). So this means … Continue reading →

The Mets start their highly anticipated, very important three game set with the Phillies tonight at Shea. Three teams separate these teams in the division and each of these games are very important for some breathing room in the NL … Continue reading →

Adam Rubin of the Daily News suggested that the Mets might be shopping Luis Castillio this offseason. If you recall, last year, in a slightly controversial extension, they signed Castillo to a four year deal, even though he was injury … Continue reading →

I have always felt that Fox Sports is biased against the Mets. Some of those feelings are directed straight at Joe Buck, who I feel hates the Mets, and a lot of those feelings go to the web. Whenever there … Continue reading →

A more recent Arizona Fall League 2008 Mets Preview Can Be found here as well. The Mets announced a bit over a week ago 5 of their players that will be playing in the fall league (they still have a … Continue reading →

For two teams, the 2008 season has mathematically come a time to play spoiler and a chance to look at younger players. Those teams of course are the Mariners and the Nationals, who are eliminated in both the Wild Card … Continue reading →