Game 34: Pirates 3, Mets 2
Base denies Duda A Harvey start is wasted The offense sputters
The LoHud Mets Blog
A blog by LoHud about New York Mets baseballGame 33: Pirates 11, Mets 2
Not a Banner Day For Niese, offense, Valdy’s arm Just for Andrew Brown
The Banner Day Winners
The Banner Day Winners Speak!
Terry Collins After 11-2 loss
Terry Collins speaks postgame.
Game 32: Pirates 7, Mets 3
If Mets free agents Tend to turn out like Marcum Better that they’re broke
Banner Day Status: Keep Checking
So the forecast for Citi Field tomorrow is… not so good. According to the Mets just now, you ought to keep checking the @Mets Twitter account for updates. Registration begins at 10 AM. Hopefully, the decision will be made sooner than that. I know a lot of people planning to… Read More →
Game 31: Mets 3, Pirates 2
First Ike delivers, Then Baxter, once again, makes The closer’s job moot
Turner’s In The Outfield
So the long-discussed debut of Justin Turner, outfielder, happened last night late in the game against the Chicago White Sox. At first blush, it seems awfully odd. After all, Justin Turner doesn’t really hit well enough to be a second baseman. His career OPS is .688. Second basemen are putting… Read More →
Game 30: White Sox 6, Mets 3
De Aza strikes first No fault of Hefner’s, but fans Want Wheeler, and soon
Game 29: Mets 1, White Sox 0
Nice going, Baxter Your heroics this time can’t Get Harvey a win
“Not Ike Davis” Is Not A Plan
Some interesting quotes out of Sandy Alderson in Kristie Ackert’s solid piece this morning about Ike Davis. “I don’t think he’s happy with what has happened to date. We would have hoped for a better performance to this point, but the evidence is he can do it,” Alderson said. “And… Read More →
Game 27: Mets 7, Braves 5
A Wright bolt ties it Tejada, Murph hits earn lead Familia saves!
Brown Up, Cowgill Down
How quickly we forget. Opening Day hero Collin Cowgill has been sent to Triple-A, and Andrew Brown brought up in his place. Cowgill’s grand slam was the biggest highlight on Opening Day, but it’s been a rough go since, with a .157/.173/.264 overall season line, and a defensive miscue that… Read More →
History in the Making for Marlon Byrd
What outfield? I’ll tell you what outfield. It’s May 3, and Marlon Byrd is already close to setting a team record. Byrd, thanks to his strikeout on Wednesday, has now struck out in 12 straight appearances. This has mostly come in starts, but he’s also come off the bench for… Read More →
Game 26: Mets 7, Marlins 6
Thanks to Valdespin And Wright’s near-cycle, Mets don’t Get swept by… Marlins