Monthly Archives: May 2011

For the first time this season, the Mets and the Phillies will play in Queens, as the Mets look to reverse their recent mini-slump and beat the Phillies. Yesterday, the Mets lost the game and the series to the Cubs, … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a mixed day for the Mets, but honestly what day isn't. The Daily News probably said best where yesterday was a day of the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Where the good would be the Mets getting … Continue reading →

David Einhorn, President of Greenlight Capital (Hedge Fund) became the Minority owner of the Mets today with a 200 million dollar investment. But who is the 43 year old? Einhorn is a lifelong Mets fan, and as it is getting … Continue reading →

The Mets and Cubs play a classic day game in Chicago. Last night, the Mets bounced back from a terrible opening game with a 7-4 win in a rain shortened game. Yesterday, the Mets found themselves in a quick 4-1 … Continue reading →

The Mets try to bounce back from two headache losses. (Headache Loss: When the mental miscues from Professional Athletes cause a fan to hit their head on a desk, wall, or other object, thus giving the fan a headache). Tonight … Continue reading →

Where the New York Mets are, there is Drama. Where there is Drama and Sports, the New York Back Pages are always there to lend an opinion.

The Mets start a series in the Windy City tonight as they try to get back on the winning track after dropping two straight to the Yankees. The Mets have had a stressing weekend where they started off finally getting … Continue reading →

The problem the Mets face with Reyes right now is making a decision of what they are going to do. I'm sure internally, because despite what the majority of us think, the Mets are an actual sport franchise, thus they … Continue reading →

The Mets and Yankees conclude their three game set this afternoon with the rubber game. In the first game of the series, the Mets were able to edge out the Yankees, thanks to some strong pitching, and timely hitting. Last … Continue reading →

The Mets took the first game of the Subway Series last night, completing their climb back to .500 for the first time since they were 4-4. The Amazin's look to continue that climb tonight in Yankee Stadium in game two … Continue reading →