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Mets Game 161: Win Over Nationals

Mets 7 Nationals 2 The Mets took one step closer toward fulfilling Ken Davidoff’s preseason prediction of an 80-82 season. I’m texting Ken now for lottery numbers. Game Notes Reliever Raul Valdes started the game and went 5 innings despite … Continue reading

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Mets Game 122: Win Over Pirates

Mets 7 Pirates 2 Too bad it took 122 games for the Mets to find a team that their lineup could put a whuppin’ on. The Mets scored, scored, and scored some more, to the point where one might’ve began … Continue reading

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Jason Bay Out: Deja Vu All Over Again

According to a tweet by Kevin Burkhardt, Jason Bay is suffering from a mild concussion and may be out for this three-game series vs. the Cardinals. Apparently, he felt symptoms on the plane trip back from the Left Coast. Cross-country … Continue reading

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Mets Game 88: Win Over Braves

Mets 3 Braves 0 The Mets avoided a sweep and went into the All-Star break on a high note by shutting out the Braves behind a stellar performance by Johan Santana. Game Notes Johan Santana pitched like an ace on … Continue reading

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Mets Game 39: Win Over Braves

Mets 3, Braves 2 It wasn’t pretty… It wasn’t ugly… It just kind of WAS… ya know? The Mets topped the Braves 3-2, behind Mike Pelfrey, Rod Barajas, Chris Carter and a huge stolen base by Jose Reyes.The Braves were … Continue reading

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Animal in the House

Chris “The Animal” Carter is finally a Met. Carter — who had been acquired for Billy Wagner in a late-season 2009 deal with the Red Sox — has been promoted to the big club. Veteran pinch-hitter Frank Catalanotto was DFA’d … Continue reading

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The Mike Jacobs Mystery Continues

Mike Jacobs finally collected his second hit of 2010, and it happened to be a homerun. His 100th career homer, in fact, though the distinction went largely unnoticed. Jacobs is now hitting above .100 — .133 to be exact — … Continue reading

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Final Cuts: Analysis

My apologies for not posting this earlier, but like most of the news out of Port St. Lucie this spring, it took me a long time to understand and extract the logic. Let’s just run through specific personnel. Nelson Figueroa … Continue reading

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