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Out Of Fuel: Powerless Mets Decked By Cards
BY MICHAEL GANCI EDITOR The Mets were beaten by Joel Pineiro and the Cardinals tonight by the score of 3-0. Livan Hernandez pitched well once again, allowing just three runs in seven innings, but Pineiro was just better...
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Standing Strong: Jerry Manuel Tries to Make Statement
Yesterday, I spent a while sitting in the car while driving to the Mets game, and I listened to Mike Francesa talk about how the Mets’ season is effectively over...
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For Fernando Martinez, Injuries Provide a Second Chance
When looking at the big picture, it is very difficult to be positive when talking about the Mets from a health perspective...
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Attention David Wright: No Need for a Cold Spell
David Wright is having an interesting year. If you told me at this point David would be hitting .344 and would be on pace for another 100 RBI season, then I would’ve signed up for it immediately...
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New York Mets: What's The Deal With No. 6?
Mets need him." title="daniel-murphy1" width="300" height="175" /> Daniel Murphy is looking to get his game back, and the Mets need him. The Mets have been an interesting team to watch this year...
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Alex Cora: The Mets' Unheralded Hero
When the Mets came into the season, Alex Cora was intended to be a role player. He was expected to give Luis Castillo some days off to rest his ailing knees, and he was also expected to give Jose Reyes the occasional day off to get a bit of rest...
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A New Argument: Jerry Manuel vs. Bobby Valentine
Since taking over for Willie Randolph roughly one year ago, Jerry Manuel has amassed an 88-67 record. Initially, the players really stepped up for him. Two guys who definitely turned their games up a notch were Jose Reyes and Carlos Delgado...
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Taking A Deep Breath: A Mets' Weekend Evaluation
The Mets came into Friday night’s game with the Yankees in a tough spot. The Yankees had just been swept by the Red Sox and were now 0-8 on the season against them...
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An Open Letter to New York Mets Starter Tim Redding
Dear Tim Redding, Tonight, you will be thrown into the fire. You are coming off possibly your best start of the season when you held the Nationals at bay for six solid innings, but there are still many doubters in New York...
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Just Not Enough Fight: Phillies Even Series
What a heart breaker. The Mets had the Phillies by the throats tonight, but unfortunately, they let the game slip away. After building a 4-1 lead, the Phillies stormed back to tie the game at 4-4 in the seventh...
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Mets-Phillies: Cole Hamels Will Be the Ultimate Test for New York
Last night was about as grueling a game as you can play, and considering the offensive show that the Phillies put on, the Mets were fortunate to pull the game out...
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Bobbing for Apples: Church's Homer Sends Mets Past Phillies
Tonight, I was lucky enough to be there in person to witness the Mets taking game one of their series with the Phillies. Citi Field did its best Yankee Stadium impression, as the teams combined for a whopping seven homers in the game...
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Lidge Placed On Disabled List
The Phillies finally can understand just a little bit of what we have been going through. Phillies’ struggling closer Brad Lidge was placed on the disabled list today with what the team is calling a sprained knee...
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Rainouts Might Be a Blessing for the Mets
The Mets haven’t played a game since Sunday’s 7-0 trumping over the feeble Washington Nationals.Each and every day, the Mets continue to put out a lineup of guys that most of us would have been shocked to see on an everyday basis...
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New York Mets: Just Say No to Adam Dunn
The Mets are struggling right now, and that is in large part because of the injuries that have forced Carlos Delgado, Jose Reyes and others out of the lineup for extended periods of time...
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Making a Statement: Mets Pummel Nationals
The Mets did exactly what they needed to do today, as they pummeled the Nationals by the score of 7-0. They immediately produced out of the box, and they were assisted by a couple of shotty plays by the Nationals’ defense...
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New York Mets Need Key Players to Shine against Nationals
The Mets last played the Nationals on May 25. The Mets had just taken two of three from the Red Sox and were fresh off a tough 12-5 loss. When the Nationals rolled into town, the New York did exactly what was needed by sweeping the series with ease...
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A Knife in the Heart: Jose Reyes Has a Tear in Hammy
Kevin Burkhardt of SNY recently posted a report on Twitter that will make Mets’ fans around the world want to crawl into a corner and die. “Jose Reyes has a tear in his right hamstring tendon...
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Has Ryan Church Become the Forgotten Man?
Last year, when the Mets acquired Ryan Church and Brian Schneider in exchange for Lastings Milledge, I was one of the people who was ecstatic about the deal...
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TBEBaseball Interview
Recently, I received an email from Tommy Marcus from TBEBaseball.com. He wanted to know if I would be willing to answer some questions about the Mets and their future. I decided that it sounded like fun, and you can read the short interview below...
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Mets Musings: Is It Time To Make Another Move?
The New York Mets haven’t been able to avoid the injury bug this season. It seems like everyone has been affected with some kind of ailment...
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Serious Consequences: What If Beltran Has Swine Flu?
Recent news has broke that suggests Mets’ outfielder Carlos Beltran is soon to be tested for the virus known as “Swine Flu...
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Solving New York Mets' Various Problems: Fire Howard Johnson
As a player, Howard Johnson was a very valuable commodity. He hit homers, was pretty clutch and he was a good leader in the clubhouse. But, this story is not about Howard Johnson the player. It is about Howard Johnson the hitting coach...
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Alex Cora To Return to New York Mets Tuesday; Who Leaves?
The recent rash of injuries has been getting completely out of hand, to the point where many of us are wondering whether or not the training staff is properly doing its job. Today, we have some positive news on the injury front...
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Adding Fuel on the Fire: Beltran Sick and Out
Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse on the injury front. It looks like Carlos Beltran will be held out of today’s starting lineup due to a stomach virus that caused him to leave yesterday’s loss to the Marlins...
