8
2008
Make David Wright An All-Star: VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
You know him, you love him, you can’t get enough of him! In case you haven’t heard, the shining star of New York Mets baseball Mr. David Wright is on the Final Ballot for the 79th All-Star Game in New York City. It’s up to you to get him there. Voting ends Thursday at 5 p.m. ET so make sure you get your vote counted. According to MLB.com, Wright is currently in second place behind the Brewers’ Corey [...]
8
2008
It’s Time For SNY To Do Something About Joe Benigno
SNY is driving me insane with their Anti-Mets coverage. They continue to pick apart the team like vultures devouring the dead carcass of an animal. They fill their air time with amateurs that have no business being in front of a camera or given a microphone. For months now, I have been lamenting about how the Mets continue to get bashed day after day by the network that it calls home. As you may recall, [...]
7
2008
Jose Reyes Is The Real All-Star – The Players Snubbed Him
Maybe it was for all the homerun celebrations and the choreographed high fives. Maybe it was for all the times he rattled a pitcher with a fake steal attempt and forced a balk. Maybe it was all that and more, but there’s no mistaking the fact that the players snubbed Jose Reyes and that is why he will be watching this years All Star game at home. There is no doubt that the Marlins’ Hanley [...]
7
2008
Oliver Perez Has Put The Mets In A Better Position
Oliver Perez has been the poster child of the Mets woes so far this season. His inconsistency has been a source of frustration, and he has been blamed for the Mets’ inability to put together a solid win streak. His step backward after last year’s 15 win season may have been the straw that broke Rick Peterson’s back and cost the pitching coach his job. That being said, a remarkable thing has happened since Oliver Perez has abandoned [...]
6
2008
The Most Important Player On Our Team
In one of my recent blogs, I defended Carlos Delgado. Many fans have blamed the first baseman as the primary reason for our struggles and inconsistent play this entire season. Baseball is a team sport. The 2008 Mets will either succeed or fail as a team. However, that being said, there is one player who bears much of the burden for these next 74 games. Perhaps more than anyone else, I feel that Pedro Martinez [...]
6
2008
Carlos Beltran To Start Batting Second
What a nice bounce-back effort by the Mets last night as they defeated the Phillies 9-4. The game may have been a springboard to some upcoming changes in the Mets lineup starting with a new look in the top of the order. Last night during our Gameday Live open thread, our topic of discussion was whether or not Carlos Beltran was best suited to be a cleanup hitter. It seems that Jerry Manuel had those [...]
5
2008
The Hot and The (Mostly) Not
Welcome to another installment of Hot or Not. If you would have asked me last week, I would have said our most frustrating loss was the 11-0 blowout to Seattle. This morning, I would say yesterday’s loss to the Phillies would go down as our most frustrating. Since Willie Randolph left, we’ve moved up to third place but only due to bigger problems in Atlanta. We’ve flirted with .500 for about a month now but [...]
5
2008
Manuel: “He Was Stressed” – Santana: “I Was Fine”
As I look back at last night’s gut-wrenching loss, I felt the game hinged on the decision to pull Johan Santana after only 95 pitches. Here we go with the damn pitch counts again. I thought this wouldn’t be such a big issue after firing Rick Peterson… Anyhow, I digress… In the post game, Jerry Manuel said he made the decision to pull Johan because he was stressed out. Here is a clip of that [...]
4
2008
Mets Fans Don’t Need Any Fireworks From The Divisive Media
"Well I’m a-gonna raise a fuss, yeah I’m gonna raise a holler.About workin’ all summer just to try and earn a dollar.Sometimes I wonder what I’m a gonna do, But there ain’t no cure for the summertime blues." I’ve had all morning to reflect on the saga that has become the Jose Reyes and Keith Hernandez situation. I think we all know that the New York Post greatly exaggerated the situation and made more of [...]
4
2008
Hopefully, No Phat Lady This Weekend
Mets fans all over have been holding their breath for the past month or so as we approach this weekend’s four-game series versus our division rivals, the <insert expletive> Phillies. Since our change in management in mid-June, the Mets have a record of 7-8, a coin flip out of context. With context, though, we see a team revitalized. The Mets show to have resolve and fight in them. Ryan Church has returned to the lineup [...]
4
2008
Jose Reyes and Keith Hernandez Almost Come To Blows?
Apparently news is slowly coming out regarding an incident involving SNY’s Keith Hernandez and Jose Reyes. In a New York Post exclusive Bart Hubbuch reports the follwing… Jose Reyes and Keith Hernandez had to be separated on the Mets charter plane Sunday night after a tense confrontation over Hernandez’s critical comments about the All-Star shortstop. A team source described the situation aboard the plane as "very heated." One player told The Post that he thought Reyes and [...]


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