Monthly Archives: December 2009

In this morning's Sports Center on ESPN, the Mets made both of their top 10 lists. ESPN presented, as usual, its top 10 plays of the year and of course, that had to be followed by the NOT top 10 … Continue reading →

In all of the excitement with Bay to the Mets, the possible (and not possible) availability of Carlos Zambrano, and Matt Holiday, there has been very little coverage of five minor signings that have occurred from yesterday to today. The … Continue reading →

Jason Bay and the Mets agreed to a 4 year, 66 million dollar deal with a fifth year option yesterday (pending a physical) meaning that the slugger will be patrolling left field. At first, believe it or not, I wasn't … Continue reading →

A few days ago, over at Fan Huddle, I made my case for the Mets signing Chapman. This was of course before the signing of Bay, but I stand by my words and still feel that Chapman is a worthy … Continue reading →

Well, it has been a while since the Mets initial contract offer, and still no Jason Bay. A few days ago Gammons made a statement about how Bay would rather “play in Beirut than in Queens”. This sounds like a … Continue reading →

This isn't about the Mets but its the holidays! That time of year where there people wish for snow, are the in mood to give, families get together and listen to Holiday music….by Rick Dempsey? For those of you who … Continue reading →

Last week I wrote two articles for my other website, the Fan Huddle network, the New York Mets page, that I never linked here. The first of the two articles was about Fernando Nieve. Before his injury last year, he … Continue reading →

Tim Kurkjian over at ESPN has posted his all decade team for the 2000's and one current Met and one former Met was named to the team. For the current Met, the honors went to Carlos Beltran for his amazing … Continue reading →

Bill Madden for the NY Daily News wrote a very interesting piece regarding Jason Bay today that brings up a few good points that are worth discussing/sharing. The first main point he brings up is that Bay's original demands probably … Continue reading →

Since writing that article yesterday, the trade went through where Milton Bradley was sent over to the Mariners for Carlos Silvia, which means two things. First, the Cubs were able to get rid of their bad contract and got a … Continue reading →