Category Archives: Mets 2007 Games

Mets 7 Marlins 6 John Maine was downright dominating, but couldn’t hang around long enough to pitch the team to victory. Riding a hard (94-95 MPH) fastball with a lot of life and movement, Maine struck out nine and allowed … Continue reading →

Mets 7 Marlins 2 The Mets allowed Byung-Hyun Kim to pitch five innings, but battered him around enough to make it an easy game for Oliver Perez. The New York offense pounded Kim for five runs on three hits and … Continue reading →

Mets 9 Marlins 6 Pedro did not have great command in this game, but the offense put on a Phillies-like performance to support him. Martinez gave up three wins in the first two innings, but the Mets evened it up … Continue reading →

Marlins 8 Mets 7 The assumption was that if the Mets could jump out to an early lead, the Marlins would go to the fish tank and roll over. And the Mets did hit the scoreboard first, thanks to a … Continue reading →

Mets 8 Nationals 4 Now, now, that’s more like it. With the Mets desperate for a win, Mike Pelfrey stepped up and met the challenge, holding the Nats to three runs in five innings and earning his third win of … Continue reading →

Nationals 9 Mets 8 The players had a team meeting. Willie Randolph had a closed-door meeting. The team was facing one of the worst teams in the National League. They were motivated to get rolling. All signs pointed to “go”. … Continue reading →

Nationals 12 Mets 4 So it wasn’t necessarily the Phillies that were the problem — it’s the Mets, who are finding new ways to beat themselves every day. It was earmarked as a throwaway game when — unbelievably — Brian … Continue reading →

Phillies 10 Mets 6 Others may argue, but the turning point in the game came in the top of the second inning. With two out, runners on first and second, and the opposing pitcher at the plate, Ollie Perez dropped … Continue reading →