September 2010 – Blogging Mets

Not Even .500

The Mets lost to the Brewers Thursday night for their 82nd loss, which means the Mets won’t even finish .500

How does Ken Burns do it? No, not put together documentaries. I know how to do that. No, how does

There has been more talk lately about expanding the playoffs to include a second wild card team from each league.

Not only is Rusty Staub one of the most popular Mets ever, he is my favorite Met of all time.

No, this is not another article about Oliver Perez’s $12 million or Luis Castillo’s $6 million. This is about Omar

Speculation on who will be the next manager of the Mets is running rampant (how do you think it makes

I had quite a dilemma Sunday morning. The Mets-Braves game and the Cowboys-Bears game both started at the same time

This is just funny stuff, and unfortunately, much of it rings true.

An interesting little conversation on the Mets-Braves broadcast Friday night — Gary Cohen asked Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling whether

When Joe DiMaggio was alive, he insisted on being introduced as “the greatest living ballplayer,” whether he actually was or