Will DeBoer
I was born and raised in West Lafayette, Indiana. There is no definitive baseball team to root for in Indiana, so I came to love the Mets through inheritance: my grandpa moved to New York City in 1951 and became a Giants fan, and my dad was born in the city and grew up on the east coast a Mets fan. He passed that tradition on to me, and the rest is history. Since about 8th grade I've known I've wanted to work in sports as a career - someday I hope to be the play-by-play voice of the Mets on either SNY or WFAN. Right now I'm at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, working on my degree in Communication and Political Science, doing voice work on college radio, and blogging about the team I love right here on "Rising Apple" and my own personal blog, "Midwestern Met." What could be more Amazin'? You can find me on Twitter @MidwesternMet and at midwesternmet.blogspot.com
Ladies and gentlemen, here is today’s Top Ten list!
Today’s category: Top Ten Zack Wheeler Reactions to His Major League Debut
Almost two years of waiting came to fruition last night as Zack…Read More
The beat rolls on for the suddenly Amazin’ New York Mets, who swept the San Diego Padres this afternoon with a 3-1 win that extends their winning streak to five games. The pitchers of record were winner…Read More
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Today’s category: Top Ten Excessive David Wright All-Star Campaigns
Anyone who’s followed the Mets in the last month knows they want David Wright…Read More
It’s far from the situation any Met would have wanted, but Ike Davis’s replacement at first base has the good fortune of being saddled with comically low expectations. Almost quite literally anyone…Read More
The Mets were shut out by Claude Osteen and the Dodgers this afternoon at Shea Stadium, dropping the game and the series 4-0. The aforementioned Osteen was on the long side for Walter Alston’s club,…Read More
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On Tuesday night, Bobby Parnell blew his first save in more than a month. While his two blown saves in…Read More
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Today’s topic: Top Ten Other Justin Turner Positions
Before…Read More
The Amazin’ offense erupted and Tom Seaver proved to be quite the stopper as the Mets stopped a three-game…Read More
From sweeping the Yankees to swept by the Marlins. Just a typical week in the life of the New York Mets.
The…Read More
This week’s tribute to the 1973 Mets profiles right fielder and fan-favorite Rusty Staub. Amongst the…Read More
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Today’s category: Top Ten Things Overheard on…Read More
New York’s offense failed Jerry Koosman as the Mets dropped their third straight at Dodger Stadium,…Read More
One of the few bright spots for the Mets in this not-so-merry month of May has been the reemergence of…Read More
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Today’s category: Top Ten Things Going Through…Read More
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Tonight’s category: Top Ten Things Overheard…Read More
The Mets put a nail in the coffin at Three Rivers Stadium, sweeping the stunned Pirates 6-4 on Mother’s…Read More
Houston hammered out 11 runs in two innings, most of them off of the usually reliable Tug McGraw, and…Read More
Last Friday, one game into the Mets’ now-extinct six-game losing streak, Terry Collins slid David…Read More
No team in the major leagues grinds my gears more than the Miami Marlins. From their hideous ballparks…Read More
This week’s tribute to the 1973 Mets profiles their fifth starter: Jim McAndrew. A mostly unsung contributor…Read More