Monthly Archives: February 2011

(First off, this is game 3*, earlier I was counting the exhibition against Michigan as a game, but now I decided not to. Big decision). The Mets took their first loss in spring today as the Mets now fall to … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a big day for three Mets players in particular. There were three pitchers eying the rotation that got an opportunity to show their stuff. First up was Capuano, who got the home start against the University of Michigan … Continue reading →

Imagine every positive, hyperbole laced adjective you heard about Stephen Strasburgh. Convert those statements from pitcher to hitter and you get Bryce Harper. The almost legendary prospect (dropping out of high school to go to junior college to be entered … Continue reading →

I forgot to cover two, key pieces to yesterday's game. The first would be Terry Collins. He was ecstatic when Willie Harris hit that two run shot to tie the game. It was a spring training game and he showed … Continue reading →

Game 1 is in the books, and it is some what fitting that it ended in a tie. Well actually, I'm not sure why that is fitting. Anyway, today was the first “game” for both Manager Terry Collins and Freddy … Continue reading →

While this afternoon we will be treated to the first real game of Spring, yesterday the Mets played themselves in a game where Team B, the home Team, rallied from three runs down in the bottom of the sixth to … Continue reading →

Seriously can this guy get any better? We learned two more things about Dickey this week that makes him even better than the nearly God like image of him we have already built up. For those of you who lived … Continue reading →

The Mets will play their annual Intrasquad Spring Training Game Today. This is generally an interesting game, because its the Mets vs the Mets! It's fun, we normally don't watch it (because we can't usually), and reporters usually stop live … Continue reading →

On Sunday I was reading MLB Trade Rumors and saw the news that the Mets resigned three players to minor league deals. They resigned Jesus Feliciano, who I wish would get a chance to play in the majors everyday with … Continue reading →

I do not understand game used dirt. I understand it on game used uniforms, that's cool. Actually that's really cool. What I don't understand is putting game used dirt into memorabilia and then marking the products up to a ridiculous … Continue reading →