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Meta
Tag Archives: ryan howard
Mets Game 149: Loss to Phillies
Phillies 16 Mets 1 Can a blog be speechless?
Posted in Mets 2012 Games
Tagged jeremy hefner, Josh Edgin, phillies, ryan howard, tyler cloyd
20 Comments
Mets Game 148: Loss to Phillies
Phillies 3 Mets 2 Matt Harvey‘s season ended on a high note. Unfortunately, the game itself finished on a low note.
Time is Ripe to Trade Dan Murphy
I know conventional wisdom says the Mets, a financially strapped team that is at least another season away from contention, should almost certainly hold on to a guy like Daniel Murphy, but I can’t help but think they’re best off … Continue reading
Posted in 11-12 Offseason
Tagged dan murphy, david wright, michael cuddyer, phillies, ryan howard
14 Comments
One Reason Not to Root for Jose Reyes in Batting Title Race
Let’s get one thing crystal-clear: Jose Reyes is one of my favorite MLB players. There are few other current MLBers who I would prefer to watch if given the choice. That said, I’m thrilled he has a chance to become … Continue reading
Posted in Off Topic
Tagged albert pujols, jose reyes, matt kemp, ryan braun, ryan howard
12 Comments
Mets Game 125: Loss to Phillies
Phillies 6 Mets 2 So much for playing the spoiler. The Mets managed to lose three out of four against the NL East-leading Phillies, helping their arch-rivals extend their cushion over the second-place Atlanta Braves and set the stage for … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2009 Games
Tagged bobby parnell, cliff lee, phillies, ryan howard
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2009 Fantasy Projections – First Base
Albert Pujols is a no-brainer, but how does the rest of the first-base pool shake out? John Fitzgerald takes you through the options, in between bites of his burrito. Continue reading
Posted in Predictions
Tagged adam dunn, adrian gonzalez, albert pujols, carlos delgado, james loney, jorge cantu, lance berkman, nick johnson, prince fielder, ryan howard
2 Comments
Most Valuable What?
One of the latest headlines was the news that St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols was the recipient of the National League Most Valuable Player Award, as voted by the Baseball Writers Association. Was Pujols really the “most valuable”, … Continue reading