Monthly Archives: August 2010

This is an old clip. Old Old Old clip all the way back from 2006. It is from a fairly terrible TV show (Jim Rome) however the clip is fantastic: So a few things come to mind when watching that … Continue reading →

The Mets and Astros play the afternoon rubber game today as they close up their weekend series. The first game featured a weak offensive showing but the Mets were still able to squeak out a win. Last night the Mets … Continue reading →

The Mets and the Astros play game two tonight as the Mets look to win their second game in a row. Last night's game featured only 3 hits for the Mets, but they somehow managed to pick up win by … Continue reading →

In the midst of the season the Mets are having, it is sometimes hard to remember that at its root, baseball is just supposed to be a fun game. Speaking of fun games, check out this funny scene with David … Continue reading →

On Wednesday we looked at the first edition of the 2010 Elimination Update where it looked like the Orioles were on the brink of the end with an elimination number of 3. As we look again today, we will see … Continue reading →

The second opinion may not be in yet (should be coming over the next several days) but the dark news for the Nationals franchise is in that their star phenom pitcher will require Tommy John surgery and will need a … Continue reading →

The Mets lost an ugly game last night as a 4th inning implosion set the tone for the rest of the night. They look to get back on the winning track against the Astros tonight as they open up a … Continue reading →

For the last edition of Racing Things At Baseball Stadiums, for now, we visit Houston for probably the most ridiculous race of all. Unlike the other races, the ridiculousness isn't just because it is a mascot race, but the over … Continue reading →

(via Player Hater) Randolph will always have an interesting place in my memory bank. I generally have a lot of respect for people who go about their business everyday, who don't get excited whether the road goes good or bad. … Continue reading →

The Mets almost came back to take one from the Marlins last night but fell just short of the comeback. Tonight the Mets will try to take the rubber game against the fish behind Jon Niese. Niese is 8-5 on … Continue reading →