2008 Mets Season Preview
There's a lot of questions going in, but because of the weakness of the rest of the NL East, the Mets should still be the team to beat in 2008.
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Mack Attack: Vol. I, Issue XIII
[Mar. 9, 2008] Mack's Spring Training report is in the books, along with a look around the minor leagues, the ex-Met report, and a look ahead to 2009.
By John Mackin Ade

Mack's March Prospect Ranking
[Mar. 1, 2008] John Mackin Ade's Mets Prospect Rankings for March are in ..... pay attention, you'll be quizzed later.
By John Mackin Ade
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The Mack Attack - Vol. I Issue XI
[Feb. 24, 2008] The Jarrod Saltamacchia Effect, Jonathan Mayo, the Injury Bug, Prospects, ex-Mets Report, Roster moves, prospects, and first basemen make this week's Mack Attack five minutes well spent.
By John Mackin Ade
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The Mack Attack: Vol. I - Issue IX
[Feb. 17, 2008] Relief pitchers, ex-Mets, first basemen, catchers, and others all make appearances in this week's Mack Attack.
By John Mackin Ade
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So... Just How Accurate is Baseball America's Top 100 Prospect List?
[Feb. 5, 2008] What the heck are they smoking down in the offices of Baseball America when it comes to their prospect ranking lists, anyway? They had better have some excuse.
By John Mackin Ade
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The Mack Mets Prospect List - February 2008
[Feb. 3, 2008] With the Johan Santana deal in the books, F.U. Resident minor leagues expert takes inventory of who's still standing in the Mets' organization.
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