What Needs To Change In The Second Half
[Jul. 12, 2007] Dana Brand thinks the fans need to change their outlook in the second half, cos we're not having enough fun. And oh, more production from Delgado, a successful return of Pedro, and Milledge coming into his own -- this should help as well.
By Dana Brand
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Win the Right Way
[Jul. 11, 2007] Kevin Collazo from Shea Faithful, thinks Lastings Milledge is just what we need to jump start the Mets and talk of trading him is ludicrous. He'd also like to see Aaron Heilman, who was 43-7 starting for Notre Dame, in the starting rotation.
By Kevin Collazo
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Half Time
[Jul. 10, 2007] Flushing University BlogProfessor Ed Semlies gives us his first half report. He thinks the deals Omar will make will be small, and the rest will come from the inside.
By Ed "In Westchester" Semlies
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Coop, You Ignorant Slut: Point/Counterpoint for Mets First Half 2007
[Jul. 10, 2007] The Coop made many predictions for the first half, many that didn't come true. But for the 2nd half, lets hope she's right about Milledge returning to the lineup Thursday and that Pedro will be back soon.
By Taryn "The Coop" Cooper
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Tempering Expectations
[Jul. 9, 2007] Stefi Kaplan, of You Can't Script Baseball, is giddy about the news that Pedro may return by the end of July.
By Stefi Kaplan
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New York Mets Fans- Their Own Worst Enemies?
[Jul. 8, 2007] Our newest FU Blog Professor, Kevin Collazo of Shea Faithful doesn't argue that fans have a right to boo, but questions why they do.
By Kevin Collazo
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Making The Grade
[Jul. 7, 2007] Fu BlogProfessor Shari Forst, gives us her first half grades for the Mets starting pitchers. John Maine tops the list with a grade of A-.
By Shari Forst
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Cracks In The Dam (Damn!)
[Jul. 6, 2007] Shea Stadium sinks about 18 inches in right field every year. But with all the holes in the Mets foundation, will it flood too? And can the Mets keep their heads above water? Metstradamus explores the possibility...
By John "Metstradamus" Coppinger
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Father Time Just Had A Heart Attack
[Jul. 5, 2007] Tom Starita, along with many other Mets fans, would love to see Julio Franco retire before he is forced out.
By Tom "Mr Star" Starita
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In This Case, A Threesome Is No Good
[Jul. 5, 2007] The Mets' three-headed monster at second base hasn't been a rousing success, so maybe it is time to make one of them the everyday player.
By Tracy Coppola
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Best Trade Under The Mets Noses?
[Jul. 4, 2007] In todays column by one of our FU Professors, he's asking for all of us to think just a little bit 'outside the box' when it comes to his trade proposal...make that 'inside the box'. Do we have you confused?
By Joe Janish
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The Turbulence Will Continue
[Jul. 3, 2007] Ed likes the four game lead, but is concerned with the continuing injury bug that is biting the team. He'd like to see Omar swing some deals for pieces.
By Ed "In Westchester" Semlies
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Setting the Tone
[Jul. 3, 2007] Although our men in Orange and Blue didn't get the sweep over the weekend, three out of four isn't bad.
By Taryn "The Coop" Cooper
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Paul Lo Duca: Ulti-Man Crush
[Jul. 2, 2007] FU's own Matt "The Stat" Himelfarb shows no love for Paul Lo Duca.
By Matt Himelfarb
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