Monthly Archives: July 2020

Few Mets have played with the team for such a short period of time but have left a lasting impression like Paul Lo Duca. Today’s card comes from the beautiful 2007 Topps Allen & Ginter’s set. I started paying attention … Continue reading →

If you are a long time reader of this site, you know that pretty much every spring, in a very unscientific way, we collect the projections for Mets players from a variety of sources, average them together and create a … Continue reading →

One of the first sets of baseball cards I was obsessed with was the Topps Turkey Red set. I loved that the cards looked like faux paintings. (My Mom had one card signed by a player at Orioles Fan Fest, … Continue reading →

If you are a long time reader of this site, you know that pretty much every spring, in a very unscientific way, we collect the projections for Mets players from a variety of sources, average them together and create a … Continue reading →

Today’s baseball card of the day is from the Topps 2007 Updates and Highlights Set. It’s a base card from a set that featured highlights from the season (as the name suggests), All-Stars, traded players, and players making their debuts. … Continue reading →

If you are a long time reader of this site, you know that pretty much every spring, in a very unscientific way, we collect the projections for Mets players from a variety of sources, average them together and create a … Continue reading →

If you are a long time reader of this site, you know that pretty much every spring, in a very unscientific way, we collect the projections for Mets players from a variety of sources, average them together and create a … Continue reading →

If the baseball season happens, and that is still a big if, we are going to have to change our minds to think about baseball stats in 60 games, specifically the cumulative stats. Without getting into advanced metrics, which are … Continue reading →

For the record, I don’t think the 60 game season is going to happen the way the MLB owners intend it to. I’ve also miscalculated and underestimated capitalistic greed by the owners before. So in reality, I don’t think the … Continue reading →