April 2012 – Blogging Mets

Astros Beat Mets 4-3

For just the second time this season, the Mets dropped a one-run game, falling to the lowly Astros 4-3 Monday

Remember Andres Torres? Of course you don’t — he went down on Opening Day with a calf injury, and since

This Mets team is showing some fight. After that awful, potentially demoralizing loss to the Rockies Friday night, the Mets

It’s just what the Mets needed after Friday’s debacle — a nice quiet win over the Rockies. Both teams picked

It was a crazy night at Coors Field on Friday. Scott Hairston hit for the cycle, but the Mets were

Is there a more important player on the Mets these days than Kirk Nieuwenhuis (well, other than David Wright)? Even

It is “99%” sure that Mike Pelfrey will have season-ending Tommy John surgery, which could also end his Mets career.

For only the second time in their history and the first time since 1971, the Mets fielded an all-homegrown team

Terry Collins has made three very interesting moves recently that warrant analyzing. Two of them were definitely against-the-book types moves

The old baseball adage is “good pitching beats good hitting.” The adage for the Mets these days could be “good