Monthly Archives: June 2010

In a thrilling game last night, the Mets beat the Yankees by the score of 4-0 thanks to great pitching and some timely hitting. The Mets will try do the same again today as the Mets and Yankees have a … Continue reading →

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Some quick hits to go with your Saturday morning Otees*: 1) The Mets took game one of the subway series last night. They now have their second 8th game winning streak of the season. 2) Takahashi. He fits in with … Continue reading →

Subway Series part 2 starts tonight as the Mets play a road game in the Bronx. The Mets come into this game winners of 11 of their last 12 games and the Yankees come into this game winners of 7 … Continue reading →

(MLB.com) In this week's edition, let's look back on the Stache of fan favorite for a few seasons. Jose Valentine. He may not have been the greatest player in the world, but he did have a pretty good stache. Jose's … Continue reading →

(NY Post) The backpages today were dedicated to the Lakers. In honor of Kobe, I have made the following graphic: If you are unfamiliar, COBE was a revolutionary satellite for its time and it together with the more advanced version … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Friday morning Teddy Grahams Breakfast Cereal: 1) Fantastic article on Chris Carter can be found here. Very few athletes in college have a science degree, which is another reason why Carter is my … Continue reading →

(via Depressed Fan) It wasn't the best looking game in the world, but the Mets ended up on top as they recorded their 7th win in a row, and swept a team for the third time in four chances. The … Continue reading →

The Mets try to make it 7 in a row and 2 sweeps in a row tonight as they take on the Indians in Progressive Field for the third and final game of this series. Just like in the series … Continue reading →

As we continue to tour the ridiculous player design uniforms, we make a stop in the Bronx where America's favorite baseball brand (different than baseball team) joined the experiment that seemed to be born for them. Once again all images … Continue reading →