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Author Archives: Dave Gogel
Mets vs. Cubs Series Preview
Mets vs Cubs: Snakebitten Edition I don’t want to be cliche and use the “this is a trap series” but this is a trap series. When playing well, the Mets have a bad habit of playing down to their competition. … Continue reading
Mets vs Orioles Preview: The Wire Edition
“Game’s the same, just got more fierce” – Slim Charles Once again, the Mets will take on a team from the American League (B)East. Trips to the Bronx and Toronto did not fare so well, but amazingly the offense teed … Continue reading
First Quarter Report Card: Position Players
Since we are over 1/4 into the season, it’s a good time to check in on the performances from our heroes in Flushing. While we are still at the part of the season that can be deemed “early”, we can … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
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Mets Outfield: What’s Next?
The Mets have many, many questions pertaining to next season and the forthcoming ones. For me, the outfield situation is very intriguing. Ever since
Posted in 11-12 Offseason
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Who’s On Second?
As I write this, the Rays and Rangers are locked in a game in the bottom of the 9th, and the hated Yanks have gotten the jump on Justin Verlander in the first inning. More pressing concerns are afoot however … Continue reading
Mets Birthdays: The Francos
Happy Birthday John Franco! Today is the 51st birthday of one of the most beloved Mets, Brooklyn-born John Franco. He wore the Mets uniform for a staggering 14 years. 14 years! During his tenure in Queens, he tallied 48 wins, … Continue reading
Posted in Mets Birthdays
Tagged birthday, ed hearn, john franco, julio franco, pat strange
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What To Do With Angel Pagan?
It’s Angel Pagan Day at MetsToday; this is a post by Dave Gogel, so please direct your feedback to him. — Joe 2010 was a banner year for Angel Pagan. He was finally healthy and getting an opportunity to play, … Continue reading
Happy Birthday Guillermo Mota and Billy Wagner
The Baseball Gods have given us Met fans a fun treat today. Two relievers whom evoke completely differently emotional responses share the same birthday. Since he used to set up for Wagner, it is only appropriate that we start with … Continue reading