Month: August 2012

Peavey Pitches B-Mets To 1-0 Victory

On an almost perfect night weather wise for baseball at NYSEG Stadium the Binghamton Mets took game two of their series against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats by a score of one to nothing.  It was the first time in nineteen games between the two teams that the B-Mets defense was able to hold New Hampshire off of the scoreboard. Greg Peavey got the call for the B-Mets, his 23rd start of the season...

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Mets Lower Minors: Savannah Offense Vanishes, Lara Struggles, K.Port Splits Double-Header

St. Lucie v. Jupiter – PPD The Tuesday game was postponed due to rain, but will be continued as part of a double header starting at 4:00 P.M. Asheville 6, Savannah 0 The Sand Gnats offense was stifled, and the pitching couldn’t stop the Asheville hitters in their 6-0 loss Key Players Cam Maron – 0 for 4, 2 strikeouts Cole Frenzel – 0 for 3 Gregory Pron – 1 for 3, 1...

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Rich Or Poor, Mets Still Make The Same Mistakes

Despite four consecutive years of bad baseball, I think most of us can agree that some things are more frustrating than losses.  What I’m talking about is insult to injury.  Its having your fandom dragged through the proverbial mud as a result of not just the team’s performance on the field, but their disastrous attempt at public relations off of it. Some highlights of the...

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Roger Clemens: There’s Still Some Stuff In The Basement

Fans of the Rocky movies know what I am referring to. After being retired for years, Rocky was asked why he was returning to the ring in the last Rocky installment, his response was “there’s still some stuff in the basement.” In other words, he couldn’t move on with his life until the fire burning inside him was completely out. That is the fire of competition, which all athletes have burning...

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Young Solid, But Woeful Mets Drop Third Straight 6-2

The Mets (57-65) lost to the Rockies (47-73) by the score of 6-2 on Tuesday evening at Citi Field. “This was the worst ball game the Mets have played all year – fundamentally.” – Keith Hernandez That sums it up for you. Do you really want to read on? Well, alright, your pending high blood pressure. Chris Young started for the Mets and kept them in the game. He pitched the...

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