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Author Archives: Joe Janish
Mets Key Learnings: First Half
So, what have we learned after a little more than half a season of watching Mets baseball? Here are few things …
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
6 Comments
Poll: Mets First-half MVP
Who is the Mets’ first-half Most Valuable Player — the man who has contributed the most to their success thus far? Hard for me to say; on the one hand, David Wright has been carrying the offense on his back. … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis, poll
Tagged david wright, dillon gee, johan santana, RA Dickey
9 Comments
Should the Mets Deal Before the Deadline?
No doubt you’ve seen the rumors of the Mets’ interest in people such as Ramon Hernandez, Huston Street, Grant Balfour, etc. Acquiring a few pieces before the July 31 trade deadline would certainly be exciting, but would it really be … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
45 Comments
Have the Mets Peaked?
With a half-season gone by, the Mets are in third place in the NL East with a 46-40 record, only 4.5 games behind the first-place Nationals and a half-game behind the second-place Braves. There is no question that this is … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
23 Comments
Mets Game 86: Cubs
Cubs 7 Mets 0 At least they lost quickly.
Mets Game 85: Win Over Cubs
Mets 3 Cubs 1 Now, that’s more like it.
Mets Game 84: Loss to Cubs
Cubs 8 Mets 7 The cardiac kids nearly pulled off another last-inning, dramatic victory, but instead, it was a case of too little, too late.
Posted in Mets 2012 Games
Tagged cubs, johan santana, reed johnson
Comments Off on Mets Game 84: Loss to Cubs
This Looks Like it Could Be a MetsToday Hat
This hat is called Nike New York Mets Royal Blue Heritage 86 Cooperstown Vintage Relaxed Mesh Back Adjustable Hat I kind of like the logo, don’t you? Not sure I’m ready to go back to the mesh back and adjustable … Continue reading
Posted in Mets Gifts
Comments Off on This Looks Like it Could Be a MetsToday Hat