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Today’s Lineup

Game time is 3:05 PM today, so if you’re at work, get online to program the DVR (or wait for the replay on SNY at 7:30 PM). Here is the lineup against Roy Halladay:

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Opening Day Lineup: 2010 vs. 2011

MetsToday reader “NormE” had this to say in the comments section: Joe, if your looking for perspective, how about comparing 2010?s opening day roster with this year’s roster? There’s been quite a bit of housecleaning and, in the field, position- … Continue reading

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Changes At MetsToday

If you have been visiting MetsToday for a while, then yesterday’s changes may have caught you a bit by surprise.

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Your Feedback Counts

Over the past week or so we’ve been experimenting with some things here at MetsToday and I’d appreciate your feedback. Specifically: 1. How do you like the new comment system? What in particular do you like / not like? 2. … Continue reading

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Marty Boryczewski

Marty Boryczewski August 17, 1972 – September 11, 2001 Teammate, friend You will always be remembered ** UPDATE ** Loyal MetsToday reader gsparber has provided this gallery of photos from a 9/11 ceremony on Long Island. Thanks, Gary.

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Remembering Thurman Munson

Today is the 30th anniversary of the death of Thurman Munson. Yes, I know this is a Mets blog but it’s also my blog, and “Thurm” was, hands-down, my favorite baseball player of all time — and the reason I … Continue reading

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Mets Lead MLB

According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the Mets now lead MLB in press conferences since the All-Star Break. Elias also announced that today’s conference held by Minaya broke the all-time record for most apologies in a 48-hour period. Well done, … Continue reading

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Deep Throat Speaks Again

In a remarkable turn of events that may change the course of American history, it has been discovered that journalists Robert Woodward and Carl Bernstein spilled the beans on Watergate as part of a devious plan to become President of … Continue reading

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