Monthly Archives: October 2008

The Nationals, as they said they would during the actual season, have let Chad Cordero walk (essentially let him walk, they offered him a AAA contract, and he said no thanks). Cordero, before injury was amazing. He was a great … Continue reading →

Today was the start of the offseason and already we have deals being made (the most notable deal of the day of course would be the Jacobs trade, but thats for a discussion at another time), the Mets made their … Continue reading →

With the Phillies win in the World Series last night, we can finally put the 2008 season behind us, and open up the 08-09 offseason. The moment we have been waiting for a month has arrived as the teams are … Continue reading →

I looked at some new pictures of Citi Field today, and the stadium looks amazing. It looks modern, it is starting to get nice details, it looks like there a ton of video boards, and it looks very cozy. If … Continue reading →

The closer free agent market is pretty limited to just K-Rod and Fuentes, but there are a good number of closers that can be acquired based on trade. Is that right way to go? My gut inclination right now is … Continue reading →

First off, Lower cost is relative. This solution guide is basically the other path to go instead of signing one (or two, but doubtful) of KRod, CC, and Manny. There are three other names that seem to be good fits … Continue reading →

The team that seems most active, at least in the rumor mill, for the Peavy trade is the Atlanta Braves. Can the Braves do this though? I read earlier today on mlbtraderumors.com a list of untouchable Braves, and I don't … Continue reading →

As we approach the end of the month, the first round of bidding on Shea memorabilia will end on MLB Auctions, and the prices for items, some items you just wouldn't initially think as popular, have skyrocketed. There used to … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I expressed my concerns about Kunz because of an inning where a manager allowed Kunz to stay in the game for one out and allow 8 runs. I was worried that type of performance would carry over to his … Continue reading →

A while ago, I wrote an entry about how we do not have a rivalry with the Phillies. If you ask me that question again today I will stick with my answer that we do not. However, the Phils have … Continue reading →