The fate of the Mets season is in their hands, and their hands only. With seven games left to play and the Phillies only two and half behind, it is still anybody’s division. But the Mets need not worry if the Phillies win or lose. The only thing they need to concentrate on is taking care of their own business. The Washington Nationals come in to town tonight, and...
Read MoreWelcome my friend to the show that never ends. I’m talking to you Mr. Philip Humber. The soap opera that we’d call the Mets 2007 season is set to get a new cast member, auditioning for a starring role perhaps as soon as next season."He’s going to get the ball and help us win a ballgame," explained manager Willie Randolph prior to Sunday’s game in...
Read MoreI think most baseball fans (including me); have a chip on their shoulder concerning their favorite teams (unless they are Skankee fans that believe their team could win a title with one hand tied behind their backs). Every time a bad play is made fans like us automatically assume that the game and even the season may be lost. So maybe we have a little Eeyore in us, always expecting that rainy...
Read MoreThe Mets are in serious trouble. Wait a minute…I think I started a blog back in July with that same sentence. Here we go again: Not only is the team letting their lead in the National League East slip away, but they don’t seem to care. I am not saying these guys don’t want to win, or that they have given up. It’s just that, upon looking at them, it seems...
Read MoreThe Phillies have once again closed the gap between themselves and our first place Mets. Not a single good thing came out of the weekend series, except our MVP hopeful David Wright becoming only the third player in Mets history to join the 30/30 club. Two Mets players were ejected during the series for legitimately arguing balls and strikes. It was as if the Mets were taking on...
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