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Mets Have No Answers As Santana Tosses Complete Game Shutout, 9-0
[Jun. 20, 2007] Johan Santana put on a pitching clinic last night at Shea. Known mostly for throwing strikeouts and going around six or sevens innings a start in his career, Santana showed what he could when he uses his fielders behind him. Whether it was fly balls or ground outs, Johan threw a very economical 92 pitches going the distance...in the process giving his bullpen a blow for the evening. We lost, but congrats to Santana for a great learning experience to all students here at FU!
By Joe Janish
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'Recognizable' Mets Thump Twins, 8-1
[Jun. 19, 2007] Two out hitting, John Maine going deep into the game, the Carlos' stinging the ball, Lo Duca's timely hitting with runners aboard to the opposite field. Along with a solid effort from the bullpen, Mets fans were treated to the play from their team that we've come accustomed to seeing since the beginning of 06'. Can they keep it going?
By Joe Janish
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Wang The Dog, Yanks Starter Toys With Mets, 8-2
[Jun. 18, 2007] Sunday evenings rubber game matchup with the Yankees was a close replay to the previous days contest. The other difference was that the Mets couldn't stir up enough late inning runs to make it exciting.
By Joe Janish
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Mets Taketh, Glavine Giveth Away, 11-8
[Jun. 17, 2007] The good news was the Mets offense finally woke up yesterday afternoon against young Yankee pitcher Tyler Clippard. The bad news three times they staked Tom Glavine to leads and three times he surrended them back. The back and forth event ended with an on the edge of your seat ninth, ended by Carlos Beltran's pop-up to catcher Jorge Posada.
By Joe Janish
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Mark One For The Good Guys As Perez Silences Yanks Bats, 2-0
[Jun. 16, 2007] The best description that was being tossed around in the postgame recaps about Oliver Perez's performance on Friday evening was the phrase, "effectively wild". Call it want you want, the fact is Perez put on a huge performance, on a big stage, in a very important spot, when the team needed him the most more than any other time this season. Kudos! to Oh Pea, on a job well done from all us here at FU!
By Joe Janish
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Penny Keeps The Mets Offense In Check, Lost Eight Out Of Nine, 9-1
[Jun. 14, 2007] There appears to be no light at the end of the tunnel for our Mets it seems these days, when looking through the eyes of a Mets fan. Last nights effort just added to the recent frustrations by scoring only one run against the Dodgers. So are you shouting "The sky is falling!" yet?
By Joe Janish
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Dodgers Use Long Ball Against Maine, 4-1
[Jun. 13, 2007] Now its getting predictable at what Mets fans are going to see on a nightly basis as the Mets fall deeper into this abyss. Good, not great pitching and not nearly enough hitting to support the pitching staff, unless they decide to get hot for an inning or two. The Mets are slumping, pure and simple.
By Joe Janish
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El Duque Lets Lead Slip, Mets Fall In Opener, 5-3
[Jun. 12, 2007] As with Tom Glavine the game before, the Mets offense gave Orlando Hernandez a three run lead to work with, only to see it vanish. On the bright side the Mets welcomed back Shawn Green to the lineup where he went two for four with a run batted in and scored.
By Joe Janish
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Detroit Rock City; Glavine Pounded As Tigers Take Rubber Game, 15-7
[Jun. 11, 2007] This time Tom Glavine was staked to a 3-0 lead aided by David Wright's three-run home run in the top of the first and this time there's no one for him to blame but himself. The Detroit Tigers went on to claw and nibble patiently into the Mets early lead and eventually tied the game before blowing it wide open as they took the rubber game on Sunday afternoon.
By Joe Janish
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Perez Not Sharp, Mota Puts Game Out of Reach in 8-7 Loss to Tigers
[Jun. 10, 2007] The Mets Offense couldn't overcome O Pea's shaking outing and G. Mota's meltdown. Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda.
By Joe Janish
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Mets Start New Winning Streak By Defeating Tigers 3-0
[Jun. 9, 2007] Jorge Sosa pitched a gem, and Delgado and Wright provided enough offensive power, and the losing streak was stopped after 4 games.
By Joe Janish
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Phillies Complete Sweep of Mets, 6-3
[Jun. 8, 2007] John Maine pitched brilliantly for seven innings last night. Our offense consisted of back-to-back-to-back HRs in the 6th. Billy Wagner gave up the tieing HR in the top of the 9th to Pat Burrell, and Scott Schoeneweis took care of the rest in the 10th.
By Joe Janish
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Rollins Lifts Phillies Past Mets, Drop Third Straight, 4-2
[Jun. 7, 2007] Another great pitching display by one of our aging starters fell by the waste side Wednesday evening. This time it was Orlando Hernandez that did everything to get the win, only to have Aaron Heilman serve up a three-run home run to outspoken Jimmy Rollins in the seventh inning..
By Joe Janish
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A Healthy Brian Lawrence Giving Mets More Pitching Depth
[Jun. 6, 2007] Rick Peterson has been doing wonders with old pitchers that had shown promise in the past, only to be thrown on the garbage pile by other teams. Oliver Perez and Jorge Sosa have been prime examples this year. Next project? Enter Brian Lawrence.
By Rob Karter
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Glavine Gets Short End Again As Phillies Win In Extras, 4-2
[Jun. 6, 2007] Unable to get wins, while pitching well, is becoming a very frustrating pattern for Tom Glavine these days in his pursuit for his 300th career win. Tuesday night at Shea against the NL East rivals Philadelphia Phillies was no different.
By Joe Janish
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