Cubs Dominate Mets Behind Zambrano, 10-1
[May 16, 2007] Carlos Zambrano pitched eight innings and scattered six hits as the Chicago Cubs tied up the four game series against our New York Mets Tuesday evening. Cliff Floyd getting his first start back at Shea collected three hits with one RBI.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Mets Keep Us Guessing On El Duque's Return
[May 15, 2007] Orlando Hernandez put together a 60-pitch simulated game Tuesday insinuating that he may return to the starting rotation shortly ..... or does it?
By Rob K
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Mets Recall Burgos: Option Urdaneta
[May 15, 2007] The Mets have recalled 23 year-old Ambiorix Burgos from AAA New Orleans and optioned the seldom-used Lino Urdaneta back to the Zephyrs.
By F.U. Staff
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Mets Walk Over Cubs In Opener, 5-4
[May 15, 2007] Carlos Delgado put together one of his best at bats of the season as he drew a walk in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded, forcing in the go ahead run. The Mets came back from a 4-0 deficit with the help of David Wright's 3 for 4 night, that included his fourth home run of the season.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Perez Sharp As Mets Win 'Easley', 9-1
[May 13, 2007] On a beautiful Mother's Day in which the awareness of breast cancer was in the forefront, the N.Y. Mets organization showcased how well rounded the team may look like in the near future. As Oliver Perez put in his best effort of the year, veteran Damion Easley continued his hot streak by collecting three more hits, including his fifth home run of the season. The most pleasant surprise came in the form of Carlos Gomez who was called up from New Orleans and showed most, if not all his tools that he possess. Put on your shades Mets fans, the future looks even brighter!
By Professor Joe Janish
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Carlos Gomez Walks Into The N.Y. Spotlight
[May 13, 2007] In a move that caught many by surprise, Carlos Gomez was brought up to the big club Sunday. On the other hand the player he replaced, Mike Pelfrey was not. Pelfrey's struggles were not hard to miss and it seemed as though he has been pitching on borrowed time for his last couple of starts.
By Rob "Special" K.
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Hardy Slams Mets As Pitching Tanks, 12-3
[May 12, 2007] The Milwaukee Brewers seemed unable to do no wrong with their bats against our N.Y. Mets on Saturday afternoon. Both Mike Pelfrey nor the bullpen were immuned to the onslaught handed down by the Brew Crew who accumulated 16 hits, led by J.J. Hardy's Grand Slam and 5 RBI day.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Mets Use Long Ball To Cool Off Brewers, 5-4
[May 11, 2007] On Friday evening, Jorge Sosa put in another solid effort and had full support with a trio of home runs by David Wright(3), Carlos Delgado(3) and Damion Easley(4), enroute to his second win, in as many starts. By taking the first game of the series, the Mets also put an end to the Brewers six-game win streak.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Wright Delivers As Old Friend Benitez Implodes, 5-3
[May 10, 2007] Nothing is better than being on the other side of an Armando Benitez implosion. David Wright's double down in the left field corner broke a 3-3 tie in the ninth as the Mets went on to victory Wednesday afternoon.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Mets Get off to Quick Start, Glavine wins #294 in 4-1 Win
[May 9, 2007] 21 of the Mets shaved their heads, and they got off to a quick start scoring 3 in the first against Matt Cain. Glavine won #294 in a 7 inning strong performance.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Mets Collapse In The Bay, 9-4
[May 8, 2007] In a game where it looked liked the first team that would be able to scratch out a few runs would get the win, turned into a fifth inning freefall for the Mets.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Mets Streak Halted By D'Backs Hernandez, 3-1
[May 7, 2007] It was great while it lasted, but like all good things, they must come to end. Sundays loss not only prevented the Mets to sweep the four game series, but also put a stop to a 13-game win streak the Mets had put together in Arizona.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Sosa Handles Arizona In His Mets Debut, 6-2
[May 6, 2007] Omar Minaya may have made another nice move for the Mets in acquiring Jorge Sosa. The newly promoted starter gave the New York Mets a nice shot in the arm last night filling in for Orlando Hernandez by going 6 1/3 innings giving the team a chance to sweep the four game series in Arizona.
By Professor Joe Janish
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Jorge Sosa Gets His Shot In Arizona Tonight
[May 5, 2007] The starting pitching has added yet another change to its lineup as it struts out Jorge Sosa to take over for the ailing Orlando Hernandez. The Mets are hoping that Sosa's 4-0 record and 1.13 ERA are a sign that he may have worked some things out for the better.
By Rob K