Monthly Archives: March 2010

Fantastic read from the New York Times today. Its about how Krod is helping Juan Urbina, and other Mets minor leaguers, adjust to baseball and life in America. I really don't want to give too much away, but this was … Continue reading →

Last night Jon Stewart on the Daily Show wanted to see what would happen if people had the rights as corporations. During which he takes a swipe at Citi Group and then the Mets (a team he is a big … Continue reading →

Recently we took a look at David Wright and what ESPN and CBS concluded would be his statistic outlook for the upcoming season. Let's do the same thing for Reyes, Bay and Francoeur. With Reyes, lets not even look at … Continue reading →

The Mets got some really great news yesterday. Jose Reyes was cleared to return to baseball activities. It is unclear if he will resume today and it is still unclear if he will be ready for Openning Day but it … Continue reading →

It's no secret that David Wright had a rough year last year. It can be contributed to a lot of things (trying to the pull the ball too much, no lineup protection, etc) and it is also no secret that … Continue reading →

The June 2010 draft will be here soon and its time to start to look at the draft order. Because of the nature of the baseball draft with compensation picks, the order actually was just finished with the signing of … Continue reading →

With baseball comes marketing and promotions. Some teams do it well, some don't do it well at all, and there are some who don't even try. While for the most part the minors do the best promotions, there are some … Continue reading →

This season hasn't even started yet and there is already talk with the National Media about next year's offseason, and the big prize for next year, Carl Crawford. The Yankees have not hidden their interest very well for the Centerfield, … Continue reading →

With Opening Day about 17 days away now, this is the time in Spring when pitchers start to show how they will perform over the course of the season. The first two weeks or so of Spring are about getting … Continue reading →

Fernando Martinez has impressed me this Spring. Meija has impressed me this Spring. GMJ has suprised me this Spring. All of these good things for the Mets fail in comparison to Takahashi. From his attitutude to performance so far, he … Continue reading →