Monthly Archives: March 2010

The Mets beat the Cards today thanks to a walkoff homer from Pagan this afternoon. In the bottom of the ninth, with a runner on first, Pagan powered one out of park as he hit his first homer of the … Continue reading →

Yesterday I was watching the Pirates and Yankees Spring Training Game on MLBN and honestly it felt like a PBS special for the Pirates to get their viewers to purchase season tickets and season tickets. The game would constantly cut … Continue reading →

I was working in a computer lab where I saw a friend of mine. Both of us being baseball fans the conversation naturally went towards baseball. He revealed to me a major news story that I completely missed from last … Continue reading →

The Mets have a handful of prospects that everyone has been talking about all Winter and Spring. These are players like Ike Davis, Jenry Meija and even Josh Thole. Oh yeah, and we had this prospect that we all talked … Continue reading →

This game featured the other two pitchers trying to get into the starting rotation and they made some strong cases. For Nieve, he went 3.0 innings, allowed a run, walked two and struck out two. Figueora went 4.0 innings allowing … Continue reading →

The most important note about the Mets home game yesterday was Meija. He really impressed a lot of people yesterday. He went out and pitched 2.1 innings of no hit ball while striking out 4 and walking none. A lot … Continue reading →

Thursday's game was incredible for the Amazin's if you like offense. The Mets beat up on the Cards 17-11 as there were several key homeruns that made it a very special day. The first of which came from David Wright … Continue reading →

I will have a review of yesterday's 17-11 (really high scoring game) win up later today but for now there is a lot to look for today as the Mets have a split squad schedule, meaning two games, this afternoon. … Continue reading →

The Mets return home for a 1:00 game today against the Cards and looks like the starters will finally get a chance to play today. Earliest indications are that Murphy, Castillo, Tejeda, Wright, Blanco, Bay, GMJ, and Francoeur will start … Continue reading →

Alright, that title was a little mean considering that Kunz is only 24, but yes, yesterday was not a good day for Kunz, who after being handed a 4 run lead gave up 4 ER in one third of an … Continue reading →