Monthly Archives: March 2009

This is the preview that we all have been waiting for on this site, the NL East. Just to start out, this will be a light preview for the Mets, because they will get their own preview entirely (makes sense, … Continue reading →

We are down to the two toughest divisions now in baseball, the NL East and the AL East. They got so much tougher over the winter because big names from other parts of the country headed East and the young … Continue reading →

The Mets beat the Orioles tonight in a tight contest, by the score of 2-1 tonight. Perez looked a lot better tonight but he still has some issues that the SNY crew pointed out. Mainly, he might just not be … Continue reading →

The Cubs are the only team in the MLB, in my opinion, that have a lock on the division. They will rise above again. The rest of the division is a little harder to predict because each team not named … Continue reading →

Last Friday we had our baseball draft for the battle of the blogs, and finally this year I didn't have the last pick, I had the forth. With the forth pick I was expected either Pujols or Hanely because I … Continue reading →

The Mets played Spring Training Game 30 today (number includes exhibition games) and I am so ready for the regular season to start, especially after games like today. Pelfrey was supposed to start today, he got an out in before … Continue reading →

Its time for part three of the 2009 MLB Preview series here and this time we have the interesting case of the AL Central. Last year at this time, we were all talking about if the Tigers could score 1000 … Continue reading →

In this addition of baseball notes, there is a lot to go over. First thing up is if you get an email talking about Passover and all of the people who celebrate it, including Theo Epstein, part of the email … Continue reading →

With today's win over the Marlins, the Mets move back to .500 for the Spring, which is great to be because you don't have to win, but you still want to win enough to remember how to win when the … Continue reading →

This year, thanks to Priced Out of the Citi, 12 Mets blogs will be competing for bragging rights in the blogosphere. We had our draft last night, which was a lot of fun, and the season starts with the regular … Continue reading →