Monthly Archives: December 2010

According to MLB Trade Rumors, the Royals have released Philip Humber in order to make room for Jeff Francoeur on their 40 man roster. Is your head swimming from that statement? It should because of all of the Mets connections. … Continue reading →

I went through a range of emotions last night when I heard Cliff Lee signed with the Phillies. Well actually thats a lie. It was right after the Ravens won their game, so I was pretty happy, and I was … Continue reading →

What I'm about to write doesn't mean anything, to anyone. So if you are one of those people who will read this article, and give the basic response, of “this doesn't matter on the baseball field”, well I agree with … Continue reading →

Jon Paul Morosi posted his Winter Meetings Winners and Losers, and I must disagree with where he put the Mets. Now its easy to write off me, as a Mets fan and blogger, being upset about being categorized as a … Continue reading →

Without really going into the numbers and quantitative explanations, I was really happy with the Mets this past week. The Mets stuck to their guns and stayed committed to set up a team that can compete but will be able … Continue reading →

The dust is just starting to settle over yesterday's bold move of the Nationals signing Jason Werth for 7 years at 18 million a season. I think Alderson said it best, “It makes some of our contracts look good” (Zing … Continue reading →

There could have been some better places for Werth to land for the Mets, like outside the division, however as situations could go, this is pretty positive for the Mets. First, before some analysis, lets break down the deal. The … Continue reading →

It's time for the WInter Meetings, the time of the year when baseball execs get together and try to see what they can work out. There are all sorts of teams that go to the meetings. There are sellers (Padres … Continue reading →

The Mets haven't made many moves yet, but the 2011 Mets are already looking a little different. One of the marks of a good team are the peripheral players, the players on the bench or in the pen that have … Continue reading →