Monthly Archives: April 2009

The Mets try again to take their second consecutive series as they face the Marlins for an early afternoon game. The game will be a rematch of a great game earlier in the season when Josh Johnson barely pitched better … Continue reading →

The Mets take on the Marlins for game two of the series following a nice 7-1 win last night. The win last night makes the season record now tied between the Mets and the Marlins, and as we know from … Continue reading →

So that was my poor attempt at a pun but good win tonight. The Mets beat the Nationals tonight by the score of 7-1 thanks to a few things. First and foremost, John Maine. After two bad starts, he came … Continue reading →

The Mets open up a series with the Marlins tonight after failing to sweep a team for the third time this season. The Mets will also look tonight to win consecutive series for the first time this season. Anyway, the … Continue reading →

This past Friday I was supposed to go to Camden Yards. Last season was the first season in probably about 5 or 6 years that I didn't make it down to Camden Yards in Baltimore at least once. I lived … Continue reading →

Well my cynical side beat my optimistic side as the stastics prevailed and Oliver Perez was not able to handle the Nationals today and the Mets were not able to handle Jordan Zimmerman. Before we get to Perez the hitting … Continue reading →

The Mets guranteed that they would win the series against the Nationals last night with a second straight win and this time between a good, effective, (but not great) performance by Mike Pelfrey. Pelfrey wasn't great but he was able … Continue reading →

For the third time this season, the Mets will attempt to sweep a team and build a winning streak. They have not done this yet, but they are hoping to make it happen tomorrow and, this may surprise you (or … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to make it two in a row today as they take on the Nationals for the early afternoon Saturday game. The Mets ended a four game slide last night and a win today is key for … Continue reading →

The Mets finally turned it around today as Johan Santana turned out another great performance. This time he went 6 innings, allowed only one run (putting his ERA at a pretty .70) and still manage to strike out 10. In … Continue reading →