Category Archives: Mets 2015 Games

Failure? The Mets fell short of the ultimate prize, winning the National League Championship but losing to the Kansas City Royals, the one team in the Adulterated League they matched up poorly with, in the World Series. Maybe it was the … Continue reading →

Quite a comedown since November 1, huh? Despite the somewhat unseasonal warmth we’ve had here in the northeast, the baseball winter has begun. Since there are no games being played, baseball-related sites will depend on trade rumors and free agent signing … Continue reading →

Author’s Note: The main point of this post is based on some pre-game remarks made last night by former Mets’ pitcher Ron Darling. The editorializing is all mine. If you reject this premise, blame Ronnie! The Mets’ magic carpet ride … Continue reading →

Per the suggestion of Argonbunnies, let’s have some discussion about the first two games. I’ll open with a few conversation starters … Game 1: – We’ve discussed here time and again that defense and fundamentals — i.e., “the little things” … Continue reading →

…Daniel Murphy and Wilmer Flores play league-average defense. Y’know, if you had told me at the beginning of Spring Training that Sandy Alderson’s failure to land a bona-fide major league shortstop wouldn’t be an issue until the World Series, I … Continue reading →

Thanks again to Joe Petruccio for the artwork above, and please check out his fantastic work on his Facebook page and Instagram. Watching Jeurys Familia drop to his knees after sealing the sweep almost made me do the same. As … Continue reading →

It won’t go down in history as one of their better-played games, but the New York Mets outscored the Chicago Cubs 8-3 last night in Wrigley Field to win their fourth consecutive game of the National League Championship Series, securing … Continue reading →

(Editor’s Note: this post should have been published a week ago. Apologies to you and to Steve for the delay.) McKee McWins! Well done to McKee. With 90 wins he’s won the inaugural Mets Today “Mets-o-Meter.” Bravo! McKee… get in … Continue reading →