Author: Joe D

Collins Calls Making NLDS Gravy, If Mets Fail To Advance Is Season Still A Success?

You may have heard Terry Collins say last night, that win or lose this season has been a success. In fact he called the NLDS gravy. “This, to me, is gravy. We’re going to go out and play real, real hard, but they can’t take away what these guys accomplished all year long. You can’t take that away from them. No matter if we lose tomorrow night or we come out on top,...

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Bartolo Colon: Mets’ Best Reliever Not Named Familia

I loved this characterization Mike Puma of the New York Post made about Bartolo Colon last night. “The 42-year-old right-hander quickly has become the Mets’ most reliable reliever not named Jeurys Familia this postseason.” One highlight that went overlooked during the loss to the Dodgers on Tuesday night, was that Colon needed just 26 pitches to deliver two shutout innings in relief...

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All Hands On Deck: DeGrom, Thor, Mets Are Pumped & Ready To Go!

Mets manager Terry Collins told reporters in Los Angeles tonight, that right-hander Matt Harvey will be available to pitch in relief if needed in Game 5 of the NLDS. According to Collins, Harvey approached him during the flight to LA and told him he was ready to pitch out of the bullpen if the situation calls for it. It’s a great gesture by Harvey. He is targeted to make two starts in the...

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Chase Utley Appeal Won’t Be Heard Until Next Monday, He Remains Eligible To Play

A Major League Baseball source told Bill Shaikin that the appeal filed by Chase Utley will not be heard until Monday, October 19th. Utley was suspended for two games for his take-out slide that resulted in a fractured leg for Ruben Tejada. He appealed the ban immediately, and then turned down an offer by MLB to reduce it to just a one-game suspension. If this is indeed true, it means Utley is...

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Featured Post: For Lindsay, Bob and Ralph… One More Happy Recap

In my formative years as a Mets Fan, there were so many vivid memories of the wonderful iconic personalities that helped mold me into the Ya Gotta Believe Mets fan I am today. Of course there’s all the incredible bonds I formed with players such as Tommie Agee, Tom Seaver, Tug McGraw, Rusty Staub, Gary Carter and Mike Piazza to name a few. But then there was the tremendous supporting cast...

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