What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
I really liked Clancy’s comment – worthy of a post: Not everyone whose number is retired has to be in the Hall of Fame (heck, the other team in NY practically retires your number if you successfully bunt a runner over to second). It’s more about what the player meant to the team, isn’t it? …
Here’s another guest post, this one from Tom.  Since the booing epidemic has spread to the Bronx, it seemed like a good topic. Shannon, In regard to the growing problem of booing (viciously) at games, particularly the home team, I’d offer these varieties that I believe have surfaced in the past decade and a half, …
Over the weekend I made a new friend. Â His name is Shawn and he is the General Manager of McFadden’s Citi Field. Â He was kind enough to invite me out so we could chit-chat about some ideas. This was more of a business meeting then a reporter session, but Shawn was great and showed …
I love this post, it looks like Steve Keane is my kind of guy.  He’s still bothered by a Mets loss in 1975! You’d have to think that Yogi Berra would have his bullpen up and have a fresh arm ready to close out the last five outs and preserve the win. Well, Tate stayed …
It’s February 5th and the biggest Met team news is about …well, there is no big news. So let’s take another look back at one of the yearbooks of Mets season past. Today it’s a random game in 1981 (translation I didn’t take score so have no idea of the date). On May 28, 1981, …