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Twenty-nine runs scored in a three-game series against the best pitching in MLB. Did anyone see frogs falling from the sky?
Mets 2012 Games
Mets Game 63: Win Over Rays
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R.A. Dickey didn’t throw the second no-hitter in Mets history … or did he?
Meanwhile, the Mets continue to work on their Pythagorean Won-Loss record in response to Nick Jablonski’s blog post.
Belated Book Review: Wherever I Wind Up
Wherever I Wind Up by R.A. Dickey (with Wayne Coffey) is a book that could have been written by anyone in any walk of life. Being a pitcher is his profession, and he’s good at it. But like anyone else, he didn’t roll out of bed throwing 80 MPH knuckleballs for strikes. Nor did he … Read more
Series Preview: Mets vs. Rays
The Mets continue their journey through the gauntlet that is their June schedule with a 3-game set against the Tampa Bay Rays in St. Pete. They are 4-6 so far this month against opponents like the World Champion Cardinals, the first place Nationals, and the always formidable Yankees. Those 6 losses have come in their … Read more
Subway Series Sweep Hurts, But Doesn’t Diminish Mets’ Surprising Play Through 61 Games
Coming into this past weekend’s much-anticipated Subway Series match-up with the hated Yankees, the Mets were six games above .500 and near the top of the NL East, hanging around the leading Washington Nationals. Of course, the weekend’s proceedings didn’t go exactly to the Mets’ plan, in fact, they didn’t match one bit of the … Read more
Mets Game 61: Loss to Yankees
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For a while there, it looked like the Bisons might hang in there long enough to beat the mighty Yankees. In the end, however, we found out the difference between MLB and AAA.
Mets Game 60: Loss to Yankees
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The Mets tried to beat the Yankees at their own game, but fell two homeruns short.