Mets 01 Oct 19
Dusting Off The Red Marker To Hand The Mets Some Grades
I don’t do this very often, but this season I’ve decided to hand out some grades for the 2019 season. These come in no particular order, (…)
I don’t do this very often, but this season I’ve decided to hand out some grades for the 2019 season. These come in no particular order, (…)
Here’s what’s frustrating about this team: They make comebacks. They don’t lay down and die. They erase deficits and they work hard. Really (…)
The pitchers and the catchers deserve all the credit on Saturday. First, and maybe not foremost but on the list: Jason Vargas going five (…)
The sky has officially begun to fall for the New York Mets (20-25), who are fading out of relevance by the day. The Mets have dropped five (…)
The New York Mets made a minor transaction this weekend, completing a deal with left handed pitcher Hector Santiago, MetsMerized’s Jacob (…)
I promised it back on Monday, and indeed, the Twins made some moves. They weren’t necessarily the moves I expected, nor did they stem from (…)
The Moment: Hector Santiago seems to have had a falling out with the strike zone, as they are no longer close. After walking a couple (…)
The Moment: In the 6th inning, there was some hope. Not much, because we all knew that the bullpen was on its way into the game, but some (…)
The Moment: The Indians had an early lead, but you would forgive everyone if they weren’t convinced that Cleveland was going to walk (…)
The Moment: The 7th inning, where the Twins scored 6 runs and had a couple of big hits, was a lot of fun. That said, the Twins won by 8 (…)
It’s not a secret: the Twins have been very bad for about 5 years now, and in that time, the pitching has been very bad. While there (…)
Nearly universally, writers and fans applauded Rob Antony for trading Ricky Nolasco to Anaheim, along with Alex Meyer, for Hector Santiago. (…)