Mets Rally Late Get Past Dodgers, 4-1
[Jul. 21, 2007] The Mets waited until the eigth inning to get things started, and they did so by teeing off on ex-teammate Roberto Hernandez. From there they cruized to their second straight victory over the Dodgers.
By Joe Janish
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Mets Outlast Dodgers In Slugfest, 13-9
[Jul. 20, 2007] The Mets, on a night when Tom Glavine had his 299th career victory gift wrapped for him, needed to pull out all their guns just to hold on for the win. Glavine unfortunately, didn't have his 'A' stuff and struggled thoughout giving Aaron Sele the 'W'.
By Joe Janish
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Padres Clip Mets, 5-4
[Jul. 19, 2007] The Mets put in a good late inning effort last night in San Diego, but it wasn't enough as the Padres added a run of their own to keep them ahead for good.
By Joe Janish
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El Duque Takes Matters Into His Own Hands, 7-0
[Jul. 18, 2007] Since the Mets offense have been acting like a bunch of stiffs as of late, Orlando Hernandez thought he'd take matters into his own hands last night while being penciled in as the starting pitcher. He bunted, stole a base and hustled from second to score a run. Oh yeah, he pitched a whale of a game too!
By Joe Janish
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Mets Offense Remains MIA, 5-1
[Jul. 17, 2007] Its amazing at the ineptitude of the Mets middle part of the order isn't it? Jorge Sosa in his return pitched toe-to-toe with Padres starter David Wells, unfortunately he got the cold shoulder from his offensive teammates last night in San Diego.
By Joe Janish
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Milledge RBI Single Gives Glavine 298, As Mets Go On To Win 2-1
[Jul. 15, 2007] It looked to be another tough no decision for Tom Glavine Saturday night, but Lastings Milledge came through in the eigth inning singling up the middle scoring Shawn Green from second base. The run put the Mets up for good and in the process getting Glavine another step closer to his 300th career win.
By Joe Janish
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Mets Title Henderson And Johnson
[Jul. 14, 2007] It's Howard Johnson that will settle in as hitting instructor, while Rickey Henderson takes the first base coaching duties.
By Rob Karter
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Phillips, Reds Get To Maine Early, 8-4
[Jul. 14, 2007] After a first inning grand slam by Brandon Phillips, the Reds really never looked back as they beat up John Maine and our Mets last night at Shea.
By Joe Janish
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Mets Return To Second Half With Win Over Reds, 3-2
[Jul. 13, 2007] Our New York Mets exploded into the second half of the season as Jose Reyes and Ruben Gotay went back-to-back to lead off the bottom of the first, a feat never done before by a Mets team. Supported by three innings of shutout relief from the bullpen, the Mets held off the Cincinnati Reds to capture the win.
By Joe Janish
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Rick Down And Out, Henderson In
[Jul. 12, 2007] In a move to help stabilize the Mets' bats, which have been nowhere near consistent this year, the organization has fired Rick Down. While Rickey Henderson seems the likely choice to be added to the staff, conflicting reports make it unclear whether he or Howard Johnson will be the new hitting coach.
By Rob Karter
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Oswalt, Astros Make It Look Easy, 8-3
[Jul. 8, 2007] It wouldn't have been too surprising to anyone after last nights extra-inning affair, if the Mets came out this afternoon and showed little life with Astros ace Roy Oswalt on the mound. ...Thats exactly what happened.
By Joe Janish
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Mets Pull Out Marathon Game In 17th Inning, 5-3
[Jul. 8, 2007] The Mets bullpen scattered five hit over ten innings and Carlos Beltran made a nice running catch up on the centerfield 'hill' at one point to save the game, along with driving in the game winning RBI.
By Joe Janish
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Rodriguez Shuts Down Mets, 4-0
[Jul. 7, 2007] The offense just couldn't get anything going Friday evening against Astros pitcher Wandy Rodriguez. On the other side of the coin Mike Pelfrey pitched a raw yet better game then he has pitched all year.
By Joe Janish
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Maine Gets Mets Back On Track; Notches 10th Win, 6-2
[Jul. 6, 2007] Can you say 'STOPPER"? If there's anything at all that Mets fans can smile about during this season, it's the steady progress that John Maine has made up to this point since coming over in the trade for Kris Benson.
By Joe Janish
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