Monthly Archives: March 2009

In the second installment of this series, we will be taking a look into NL West, which was one of the weaker divisions last year. The telling story of this division for the upcoming season is that that they have … Continue reading →

The title says it all. That is the big story for last night's 4-1 win over the Nationals in a night time spring training game. Santana went out there for 7 innings allowed only 4 hits, one run, didn't walk … Continue reading →

The Mets beat the Cards yesterday by the score of 9-5 thanks to some nice offense from the heart of our lineup and some average pitching by John Maine. Maine allowed three runs in 5 innings, but he allowed only … Continue reading →

Its time to start the season previews! Starting today we will be crossing America one division and region at a time as we move over to the East Coast, and the Mets. As a series preview, this will be broken … Continue reading →

The Mets bounced back a little bit from their 8-0 loss yesterday to a 10-6 lost today. Really the lost today can be pinned on a struggling Perez and a struggling Villone. The two combined for all 10 earned runs … Continue reading →

Yesterday's Spring Training game was really disappointing because there really is very little to write home about. The pitching for the most part was terrible and the hitting was worse. I guess I am upset because Pelfrey struggled and he … Continue reading →

Yesterday Olney listed Murphy third on his top ten players to watch and for good reason. He talked about how everyone talks about Murphy's nack for hitting and how his swing looks really good. (On a side note, I got … Continue reading →

In case you missed it, yesterday the Mets had an intrasquad minor league game with Freddy Garcia taking on the Livan Hernandez. Prior to this game, it was pretty much clear that Livan would be the Mets starting fifth pitcher … Continue reading →

Japan beat Korea in a classic game last night, one that is worthy of all of the praise it is getting. If you missed last nights game, it focused on fundamentals, it focused on slugging when needed and bunting when … Continue reading →

We are getting close to the end of Spring meaning it is time to once again look at the bench and see who is going to be going to New York with the big league squad and who will return, … Continue reading →