Monthly Archives: February 2013

The Mets defeated the Nationals this afternoon in Port St. Lucie with a final score of 5-3. The main story from the game was Wheeler’s performance: 2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K, 1 WP. He looked … Continue reading →

Japan pulled a fast one about two weeks ago and updated the font on one of their uniforms. Here’s what the set looks like: Surprisingly, there is no hat released for Japan but I saw one mock up that has … Continue reading →

Look, the Mets Outfield is the weakness this year. That’s not a shocker. Luckily, with Spring Training games starting today, and by today I mean in a few minutes, we’ll start to get a look at who could possibly play … Continue reading →

Want to see the next uniform Jose Reyes will be wearing before Toronto? Take a look below: The hat looks the same and they did a good job at least making all of the uniforms look different. I’m just not … Continue reading →

The Mets start Spring Training starts today with an Intrasquad followed by the Nationals on Saturday, Michigan on Sunday, Astros on Sunday and the Nationals again on Monday. The following pitchers are slated to go: Intrasquad: Gonzalez German, LaTroy Hawkins, … Continue reading →

In a surprising upset of Israel and South Africa, Spain made their way into the tournament and their Espana jerseys that look really nice too. They have a good looking typeface and color schemes. Take a look: The strength of … Continue reading →

This is the tough part for the Mets. Up to this point the PECOTA and MLB.com projections for the Mets offense next season have been positive. If the candidates for the Mets OF can cut a good percentage into last … Continue reading →

Nicaragua is the last country we have to go over that didn’t make the March tourny. They were in the same round that favored Panama but was upset by Brazil. Anyway, Nicaragua had away tops with blue print and a … Continue reading →

Now we start the difficult part of the our preview journey. In the first two parts, all four players played a good deal of time last year with the Mets and project to start again this season. In this part, … Continue reading →

There are only two teams left to cover who won’t be playing in the actual tournament that starts in March, and today we’ll look at Great Britain, who really didn’t stand a chance in the same round as Canada. Great … Continue reading →