Archive for May, 2005
Dontrelle Willis
In his latest insider column on espn.com Jerry Crasnick has a great profile on the dominant force that is Dontrelle Willis.
Decisions, Decisions
It’s going to be an interesting next week or so for the Mets brass as they have alot of decisions to make. A couple of roster moves were made yesterday but they cloud the picture more than they clear it up. Kazuhisa Ishii was activated off of the 15-day disabled list to start tonight’s game […]
Benson Shuts Down Reds
Click here for a recap of last night’s game. Alot of people in the media and the blogs are refering to last night’s Mets victory over Cincinnati at Shea as revenge for the Reds season opening sweep of the Amazins’. Forget revenge. These guys are professionals who try to win every time they go out […]
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For this guy to have any shot at all, this is what he has to do. This gives him better chance to have more consistent release point. It makes his off-speed stuff better. – Mets pitching coach Rick Peterson on fixing Aaron Heilman‘s mechanics to return to the low three-quarters motion he used earlier in […]
My Take on the St. Louis Series
It wasn’t a totally lost weekend for the Mets as they dropped 2 out of 3 to the St. Louis Cardinals. The team had been playing well going into the series and this was a good test of how this team would perform against a top notch club. You don’t really know how much a […]
Notes from a Gameless Thursday
Our friend Ken Rosenthal at FoxSports.com has some more Mets dish today. In his latest online column Rosenthal discusses teams who are interested in Mike Cameron. According to Rosenthal the Padres have the stronget interest in Cameron who has been on a tear. Since coming off the DL last week the Mets center fielder turned […]
The Metropolitans on John Sterling
The Metropolitans has a post titled John Sterling is a Hack. It’s obvious what he’s talking about based on the title and it echoes my own current thoughts about Sterling.
Go to Sacramento, Phil Jackson
There’s been alot of talk recently about the possibility of Phil Jackson becoming the next head coach of the Knicks. In reading about this over the last few weeks I have come across a recurring theme whenever anybody “close with Jackson” is quoted. The frequent refrain goes that Jackson wants to go to the team […]
Zambrano Has Good Outing
Click here for a recap of yesterday’s game. VÃctor Zambrano had a good outing (6 IP, 3 H, 3 ER) with the exception of the second inning where he allowed all 3 of the runs scored against him. If he can take this through to his next outing then he’s going to back the Mets […]
RSS Feed Problems Solved
An interesting thing happened on my way to post this morning. No, I didn’t get box seats from Omar Minaya. I discovered that my RSS feeds weren’t working properly. Though this really isn’t Mets related I figured I’d share the details about this issue here as a public service to anyone else in the blogsphere […]
