Monthly Archives: September 2010

The Mets return to Philly tonight into probably the loudest environment they have played in, in a long time. Tonight's game will feature R.A. Dickey for the Amazins as he tries to push back Blanton and the Phillies. Dickey will … Continue reading →

Quasi Positive news in Metsville today. Well, not really positive as its just nice to not have to hear about criminal cases and mediocre play on the field. The word on the street is, via Adam Rubin of ESPNEWYORK, is … Continue reading →

The Mets and the Marlins play game two tonight, a night after the Mets were officially mathematically eliminated from all post season play in 2010. The Mets look for Niese to bounce back from his last outing tonight as last … Continue reading →

What has been pretty consistent with this season, the Mets last week were both very good and very bad. They swept the Pirates in a four game set only to face the Braves and be swept by them. The Mets, … Continue reading →

One of the things I am concerned about for this upcoming off season is that the Mets will make changes, but the changes won't actually be changes, and it will just usher in another era of the same old same … Continue reading →

There were a lot of skeptical looks at the New York Daily News last week when one of its writers came out in support for Mazzilli for Mets manager, a name that at that point of time was not being … Continue reading →

The Mets look to avoid the sweep this afternoon as they continue their series with the Braves. Yesterday, Gee kept the Mets in the game throughout his outing but the Mets were not able to get players from bases to … Continue reading →

We end our musical week tour with a classic, redone. As you noticed I really avoided posting Meet the Mets, because we all have heard in numerous times. In the 80's, the team actually had a cover of it done. … Continue reading →

The Mets dropped the first game of the series last night and look to rebound this afternoon behind rookie Dillon Gee. Gee has been phenomenal in his first two starts of the season where he has allowed only one earned … Continue reading →

Atlanta could be in trouble. After commanding the division for the majority of the season, they now find themselves three games out. In the Wild Card their lead has shrunk to half a game as the insanely hot West look … Continue reading →