Monthly Archives: November 2010

It's been pretty busy in Mets world recently. Last week we had the introduction of our new skipper and then that was followed by the Thanksgiving Holiday, so its normal to miss news that was very important to the Mets. … Continue reading →

Hello fellow Mets fans. In the celebration of the holiday spirit, I decided to jot down a quick list of things I am thankful for as a Mets Fan: 1. I'm Thankful the Mets have someone leading the front office … Continue reading →

Willie Randolph gets a reunion of sorts as he has rounded out the Baltimore Coaching Staff as the Orioles bench coach, according to the Baltimore Sun. The Sun is quick to point out that Showalter (the Orioles Manager) was the … Continue reading →

Well, as thought earlier this month by just about every Mets pundit out there, the Mets Manager job was Terry Collin's to lose, and he didn't lose it. So presenting your new manager, Terry Collins. From summarizing a lot of … Continue reading →

The majority of the coverage for the better part of a month on this blog has been about the future of the Mets Manager, since that really has been the news for the Mets over that period of time. For … Continue reading →

One aspect of Baseball that stands out from the other major sport leagues in this nation is the playoff system. A team has to be a good team to make the playoffs since only 4 teams from each league get … Continue reading →

On the front cover the New York Times today (story by Michael S. Schmidt) is a story about the controversy surrounding investors in America and Baseball Camps in the Dominican Republic. The New York Times found the a critical voice … Continue reading →

The field for the for the next manager of the Amazin's has entered the second round. Where well over a dozen people were considered by the media, and probably slightly less than 10 were actually interviewed, the Mets Front Office … Continue reading →

Well it looks pretty clear, or really clear, at this point that Lee Mazzilli will not be candidate for the Mets Manager job. It just doesn't seem like its going to happen. Sandy has his plan, I have my own … Continue reading →

I know this isn't new. I know this is highly reported. Bill Jone's Gumball Helmet Collection is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen in sports. To be frank, I think I'm at the level of obssessed … Continue reading →