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New York Mets: Baby Steps Are Not Enough

Baseball’s second-half is just 48 hours away from starting, and fans are filled with anticipation for the season’s end. Some fans want it to end because there team is already out, while others have hopes for a post-season berth. Well, even if your team is in last place just wish for a miracle? Crazier things have happened [...]

Subway Series: Who’s Gonna Run This Town Tonight

The Yankees host the Mets this weekend, for part two of the Subway Series. With both New York teams are flirting with first place in their respected division, in addition to the usual fan pride, winning this series is essential. The pitching match-ups are about the only thing that looks the same. The two teams [...]

Two Teams, One Goal, Same Season

From a Yankees fan’s point of view, the Mets and the Rays players should be hungry as ever to get back some respect in baseball. Commonly, both team’s seemingly share a lack in leadership internally within the players. That makes David Wrights job very hard with the Mets continuing to fail over the last few [...]

Oh Roy, Oh Roy Will Be What Team’s Newest Toy

Rumors are swirling around the baseball world; about Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay. The possibilities of who, where and what it will take to get this stud are endless. WHO – is in the running? Any GM with a pulse is going to weigh options. This inevitably becomes Halladay’s decision as he has a [...]

Dear Diary, My Mets……

David Wright’s Diary Entry 10-26-09 Dear Diary, It’s official my biggest nightmare has come true. On Sunday night around 11:30pm the Yankees beat the Angels in the ALCS filling the once empty bracket to play for the championship. Once again the Yankees are the best, New York’s favorite team, the best Captain in sports….blah, blah, [...]

MLB: This Seasons Surprises

The baseball season is coming into the last few weeks of the regular season. Playoff spots are about to be clinched and already some teams In the beginning of the season I thought of few things were almost a given to happen. Injuries, failed expectations are just some the issues to have caused expected and [...]

For Sale: Derek Sanderson Jeter

In Major League Baseball, the MVP award goes out at the end of the regulated season. It goes to the athlete who has stood out as being the most valuable, above all the rest. To an individual player, it is a huge accomplishment and honor considered being the elite in your field. Within baseball, two [...]

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