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The 2011 Rising Apple Awards

It’s time for the first annual Rising Apple Awards!  Now that the season is over and there has been some time to reflect, Rising Apple has doled out several awards for players and performances by…Read More

Breaking Down David Wright’s Defense

I’ll get right to the issue: David Wright’s defense, is it good or bad?  The answer is that recently, it hasn’t been very good, but in the past, it has been.  So what happened?  Clearly…Read More

Game 117 Recap: Mets Fall Apart Late, Lose to Padres (3-2)

The Mets wasted another fine showing by starter Jonathon Niese, who hurled 7.6 innings, giving-up 7 hits, 2 earned-runs, 2 walks, while striking-out 7 batters. Lucas Duda provided most of the offense,…Read More

Closer Of The Future Needs To Come From Within Mets Organization

Did last night’s heartbreaking loss make anyone miss K-Rod?  Does it mean the Mets need to go out next offseason and overspend on a closer, much like they did following the 2008 season?  The answer…Read More

GAME 3 RECAP: Beltran-less Mets Crush Reds, 8-2

No Carlos Beltran?  No problem.  On a night where everything easily could’ve gone wrong for the Amazins, they did just about everything right.  The Mets scored eight runs for the second consecutive…Read More

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GAME 2 RECAP: Mets Take Second Game from Reds, 8-6

The Mets apparently have the Reds’ number. The team took their second game in a row, behind an…Read More

GAME 1 RECAP: Mets Sink Reds, 4-2

Ah, I almost forgot what a win felt like. After a disastrous series against the last-place Marlins, the…Read More

SERIES RECAP: Marlins Take Two Games and the Series from Mets

The Mets saw Jose Reyes come back last week, and finally last night, it was David Wright‘s turn…Read More

SERIES RECAP: Mets Win First Two Games; Beltran’s Last Home Game (Maybe)

It’s amazing how different this team is with Jose Reyes in the lineup. In addition, Carlos Beltran…Read More

GAME 1 RECAP: Marlins Down Injury-Plagued Mets, 4-1

No David Wright, Ike Davis, Jose Reyes, or Carlos Beltran. And then we lost Scott Hairston. The Mets…Read More

SERIES RECAP: Phillies Outlast Mets, Take Two Games

The Mets were dealt a difficult hand out of the All-Star break, taking on the Philadelphia Phillies in a three-game series. A still Jose Reyes-less Mets team was unfortunately no match for the roaring…Read More

GAME 3 RECAP: Giants Top Mets, 4-2

Pitching, pitching, and more pitching. At least that’s the Giants’ motto. Giants starter Matt Cain curbed Mets hitters over six innings, allowing five hits, three walks, no runs, and four…Read More

GAME 1 & 2 RECAP: Mets Take First, Drop Second; 5-2 & 3-1

In game one, the Mets couldn’t help but come back. Despite being tied 2-2 into the ninth, the Mets offense didn’t back down against the Giants heavily-bearded closer. Scott Hairston started…Read More

GAME 4 RECAP: Dodgers Take Final Game from Mets, 6-0

So this Clayton Kershaw guy is pretty good. Kershaw held the Mets to just five hits and two walks over eight innings, including nine strikeouts. Only Angel Pagan, Jason Bay, Dan Murphy, and Ruben …Read More

GAME 3 RECAP: Mets Win Third Straight Against Dodgers, 5-3

The Mets took their third game from the Dodgers behind a superb outing by Jonathon Niese. Niese hurled seven innings, giving-up five hits, three earned-runs, one walks, while striking-out six batters.…Read More

GAME 2 RECAP: Mets Dominate Dodgers, 6-0

No Reyes, no worry. The New York Mets wiped the floor with the lowly Dodgers, scoring six runs off three homeruns–one by Carlos Beltran, and two by Jason Bay. The Mets also received a brilliant…Read More

GAME 1 RECAP: Mets Pull Past Dodgers, 5-2

After a demoralizing almost sweep by the Yankees last series, the Mets needed to get off on the right foot against the Dodgers. And they did–even without Jose Reyes. Chris Capuano pitched a great…Read More

GAME 1 & 2 RECAP: Yankees Take First Two Games; 5-1 and 5-2

Neither game so far has been a “blow out,” but they have exposed the difference between a great team and whatever you want to call the Mets. In game one, Jonathon Niese was hit hard. The southpaw…Read More

GAME 3 RECAP: Mets Can’t Best Verlander; Tigers Win 5-2

Rick Porcello? No problem. Phil Coke? Laughable. Justin Verlander? Well…he’s pretty darn good. Verlander had to throw 120 pitches, but he still bested the Mets offense, hurling seven innings,…Read More

GAME 2 RECAP: Mets Defeat Tigers in Hit Parade, Win 16-9

The final score makes the Mets/Tigers hit parade look more like a JV girls high school basketball game–but don’t be confused, it was indeed a professional baseball game. Neither Chris Capuano…Read More

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