Burying the Body

This will be my last Willie Randolph post. Well, unless he justifiably goes postal in the Met front office and kills Tony Bernazard. You see, the Willie Randolph firing has become the encapsulation of the last year and a half of the Met Franchise. Something needed to happen. Nothing [...]

Enough Already. The Mets are an Embarrassment.

I wrote this last night before the Mets showed resiliency and won a tough game. And of course before Omar Minaya fired Willie Randolph, Rick Peterson and Tom Nieto. At midnight. 90 minutes after the game. At the hotel. After making these guys fly to California. I still feel [...]

An Open Letter to Mets’ Pitching

Dear Mets Pitchers,
I’m a little rusty at this. I haven’t written an open letter since I wrote one to Luis Gonzales almost a month ago. This used to be my thing, you know but I didn’t want to feel like I was returning to the well too often; like I was over doing it [...]

Quality Start: Thank God for the Nationals

One of my favorite things about sports: votes of confidence. They’re such a misnomer-getting a vote of confidence is never a good thing. Anytime I hear one, my reaction is always “that poor bastard has a week, maybe two.” The reason I bother with this talk at all is because our favorite [...]

Stop Telling Me How to Feel

With the Mets wallowing in mediocrity and showing major signs of becoming less than mediocre, Mets fans are becoming more and more vocal in their anger. We boo players, we boo the manager, we want the manager fired, we want people traded or released, hell we don’t know what we want. We do [...]

Quality Start: The Braves are Better than the Mets

One of my favorite parts about baseball is trying to explain the trends of a given team; especially a team that performs against expectations. As such, I will present to you some of the trends we’ve noticed regarding the Met’s inability to win games on a consistent level. But instead of just using [...]