Author: Joe D

Bring On The Nationals…

When I was a kid, one of the biggest highlights of my day was the unmistakable tune from the Mister Softee truck. I could hear it from a couple of blocks away and it was my signal to run inside and ask my mom if I could get money for ice cream. If she was in a good mood she’d grab her purse and hand me a couple of dollars and told me to make sure I got something for my little sister. That...

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Get Your LFGM Face Masks!!!

We are pleased to announce that in partnership with Breaking T and Pete Alonso, we are selling 3-Packs of these Official LFGM face masks! Order Here! Proceeds go to Homers for Heroes, raising money to support and thank the everyday heroes of this pandemic and also those who continue to take care of each other. About the product: Handmade in the USA. Mask pack comes with 3 different color masks:...

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MLB Has Failed the Players, the Game, and the Fans

Major League Baseball is officially the biggest shit show in all of sports. The negotiations between the owners and the players have become so mind-numbing and exhausting that most fans I speak to couldn’t care less if there even is a season played in 2020. Leave it to MLB to alienate and turn off their own fans at such an epic and grandiose scale. It’s unfathomable how little regard...

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So You Think You Know The Mets: First Come, First Serve

  With the 19th overall pick in the 2020 MLB Draft, the New York Mets selected prep outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong. An 18-year-old center fielder from Harvard-Westlake (Los Angeles, CA). Pete was the 20th-ranked player on MLB Pipeline’s draft board. Crow-Armstrong went to the same California high school as maor leaguers Jack Flaherty and Lucas Giolito. For this edition of “So...

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June 15, 1977 – The Day The Music Died

Perhaps no other day in Mets history shook the franchise to its core like this date in 1977 when the organization traded “The Franchise” Tom Seaver. Three days earlier, Seaver beat the Astros in Houston, 3-1, and after the game said: “This may very well be my last game as a Met.’’ Seaver went the distance that day, giving up five hits while walking two and striking out six to raise...

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