Monthly Archives: July 2010

The Mets play the second game of the series tonight after losing to Arizona again this season last night. It was bizarre and stressful game last night as the strike zone was about the size of an apple, the Mets … Continue reading →

In the last two days it hasn't been our emotions that have been taking a beating at home, its our home that has been taking a beating. On Thursday Cardinals pitcher MacDougal threw a wild pitch that sailed over his … Continue reading →

The Mets and the Diamondbacks open up a series tonight in Citi. The Mets are coming off of their first series win since they faced the Twins in interleague play and it couldn't have come at a more critical time … Continue reading →

There is a player the Mets need to get rid of. It is one of the few times in the history of the Mets that pretty much the entire fan base is behind this movement. Oliver Perez  shows how money … Continue reading →

Some quick hits to go with your Friday morning scrambled eggs: 1. The Mets won a series yesterday! 2. The Orioles hired Showalter as a manager yesterday. He has a tough job ahead of him. 3. Flurry of moves. Oswalt … Continue reading →

The Nationals have had a very formidable bullpen this year thanks to Matt Capps, who has had a turn-around season. We all know the market for relievers has been crazy for this deadline as the Blue Jays are requiring a … Continue reading →

It's a busy Thursday in the baseball world as there have been several key trades. The first move we woke up to this morning, and it with a combination of losing last night's heartbreaker, was a shot to the stomach. … Continue reading →

The Mets finally won a series (for the first time since Twins series in June) as they took the rubber game of a three game set against a very good St. Louis team. The Mets once again won this afternoon … Continue reading →

In the second installment for the Major Leagues best promotions. Today we look at the National League, which on the whole, will be much more interesting in August 2010 than the American League. There has been one common theme between … Continue reading →

I have always found All-Star teams intriguing in the sense that how does one expect to put together tons of talent from across the league, give them a day or so to work together, and then expect them to be … Continue reading →