Month: July 2012

MMO Farm Report: Schwinden Solid In Bisons Win, Nimmo Has Huge Four-Hit Day For Clones

Buffalo 3, Indianapolis 2 By Connor O’Brien The Bisons battled the Indianapolis Indians in a very tight game, and prevailed by a score of 3-2. After being claimed a few times by other teams until finally getting back to the Bisons, Chris Schwinden is starting to settle back in to the rotation and got the start last night. With the Buffalo offense not scoring too many runs recently,...

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3 Up & 3 Down: Snake Eyes Edition

The Mets were out in Arizona for a four game set against the Diamondbacks, and they leave Arizona with a split, winning the first and last games of the series. The 3 Ups for this piece were pretty to easy determine, so here we go: Hooray For Harvey: So many times in the past we’ve seen other teams bring young pitchers up to stymie the Mets. It was great to see the Mets do that for a...

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Mets Rumor Mill: Hairston Drawing Big Interest, Byrdak Not So Much; Soto, Street & More

Well ladies and trolls, it’s that time again! It’s July 30th and that means all those last minute wheelings and dealings will get done, maybe with the exception of our New York Mets. Anyway, here’s the latest on your Amazin’s as the deadline approaches: Quite A Bit Of Last-Minute Interest In Scott Hairston: Team such as the Tigers, Giants, Braves and Rangers have been...

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Jason Bay: The Player That Lost His Way

What ever happened to Jason Bay?  We have seen flashes of his old self over the past three years, but this is looking more and more like one of the worst signings in New York Mets history.  The Mets are basically starting every game with 24 outs when he’s in the lineup, and when you factor in the pitcher, it’s more like 21. I know a lot of Mets fans questions why they keep marching...

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Dickey Wins Number 14 As Amazin’s Rout Arizona 5-1

Dickey came back strong as the Mets were able to split the four game set with Arizona by a final score of 5-1. Recap: Closing out this four-game set, the Mets looked to their ace, R.A. Dickey, to even up the four game set and get this tanking Mets team turned around. The offense got Dickey an early cushion as they did for Matt Harvey in his debut Thursday, scoring a pair on back to back doubles...

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