Monthly Archives: August 2010

The Diamondbacks started a race recently where they have legendary players in their franchise race against each other. As you can see in the video below, the costumes are very similar to the ones in Washington. The four players are … Continue reading →

The interesting statistical young players continue to come out of Brooklyn. This week lets focus on Joe Bonfe, the 22-year old third basemen out of Minnesota. Before getting into specifics about Bonfe, there are two things that work in tandem … Continue reading →

The Mets and Marlins play game two tonight after last night's walk-off victory for the Amazin's as they beat the Marlins by the score of 6-5. In order to continue their winning ways the Mets will have to take down … Continue reading →

The title says it all. In Jenry's last several starts he has been amazing. Overall, since joining the Binghamton Mets, Mejia has pitched in 6 games and has totaled 27.1 innings and in that time he has had a 1.32 … Continue reading →

The time of mathematical reckoning is nigh. Teams that have played deplorable baseball this year quiver at late August as the worst of the worst look at to be eliminated completely from all hope. Alright, that was overly dramatic. There … Continue reading →

Racing mascots around stadiums has Minor League written all over it and one of the best at this would be the Brooklyn Cyclones which has 5 (3 are selected for each race) hot dogs race from Nathans into the park … Continue reading →

“We have to do what we've been talking about all the time, we have to do more offensively. We've got to find a way to get it done. I mean, that's poor. That's a very poor effort on our part … Continue reading →

The Mets took the opener tonight from the Marlins by the score of 6-5 with a walk-off single in the ninth inning via (believe it or not) Luis Castillo. With this win the Mets were able to re-take the third … Continue reading →

The Mets are fresh off of a road series victory and hope to continue their winning ways back in Queens tonight as they take on NL East division rivals, the Florida Marlins. The Marlins and the Mets are essentially tied … Continue reading →

I am almost always critical of the Nationals ballpark. However, there is one event that I really enjoy at the ballpark: they have a fantastic mascot race. Only at National Park you can see George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abe Lincoln, … Continue reading →