Keith Law On Tim Tebow’s Baseball Career
“[Tim] Tebow the baseball player is not a baseball player; he’s a washed-up quarterback who has size and nothing else.” — Keith Law … Continue reading…Keith Law On Tim Tebow’s Baseball Career
Tag: New York Mets
Rookie Chris Heston Throws No-Hitter
San Francisco Giants starter Chris Heston not only beat the New York Mets on Tuesday night (9 June 2015), he also no-hit the National League East leaders coming only three hit batters from a perfect game. … Continue reading…Rookie Chris Heston Throws No-Hitter
Ben Maller On The Possibility Of Roy Halladay Joining The New York Mets
“Mets could team Halladay with Johan Santana and still find a way to screw things up.” — Ben Maller on the possibility of Roy Halladay joining the New York Mets (accessed on October 6, 2009 12:50 AM) … Continue reading…Ben Maller On The Possibility Of Roy Halladay Joining The New York Mets
Argus Hamilton On Bernard Madoff And The New York Mets
“The New York Mets were ordered to sell Bernard Madoff’s season tickets at Citi Field. He prebought great seats he could use to reel in new investors so he could pay off old investors, but everything collapsed in late September. The Mets understand.” — Argus Hamilton on Bernard Madoff and the New York Mets … Continue reading…Argus Hamilton On Bernard Madoff And The New York Mets
Rob Neyer Says David Wright Should Have Been NL MVP
“In September he batted .352. From Aug. 2 through the end of the season, he batted .377 and scored 48 runs in 54 games. The Mets lost 12 of their last 17 to blow the division race (with a little help from the Phillies). In those 17 games, Wright batted .397 and collected at least one hit in every game. That’s right: The Mets’ 17-game collapse also included Wright’s 17-game hitting streak.” – ESPN’s Rob Neyer believes David Wright should have been the 2007 NL MVP. … Continue reading…Rob Neyer Says David Wright Should Have Been NL MVP