What Happened?

The Mets get swept, drop to 6.5 back, Phillips homers twice, Magglio looks to be leaving Chicago, Ginter gets the ball, and Art Howe is in the crosshairs…

Finley and May

Mets start a series in Florida, Kaz could get moved to 2B, Benitez is on a roll, we ask for your particpation, and Metsblog decides who the Mets should look to acquire via the trade market…

State of the Mets Vol. 1: The Roster

Metsblog brings together journalists, bloggers and fans to discuss the current State of the Mets at the one-quarter mark of the season. This afternoon, our panel looks at the habitual holes in the Mets lineup

Paris Hilton…

The Mets blow a 3-0 lead to lose 7-4 to the Phillies, Leiter throws on the side, Erickson throws in Florida, plans for a stadium crop up, and we are perplexed…

State of the Mets Vol. 1: Public Relations

Metsblog brings together journalists, bloggers and fans to discuss the current State of the Mets at the one-quarter mark of the season. Today, our panel looks at whether or not the Mets have a public relations problem

The Trade Market

The 2004 baseball season is one-quarter complete. The Mets, surprisingly, are two games out of first place, leading many to begin asking, “Who can the Mets bring in to help.” It’s been years since fans were allowed the fun luxury of such speculation, and Metsblog helps with the process. We sift the latest rumors and provide possibilities, this afternoon at Metsblog.com.

What is Needed…

Mets win and are two back of first, Reyes has yet another setback, a Mets scout is in KC, but will Wilpon open his wallet to make that matter, and there are too many Notes to mention…

Mayo Interview Questions

Do you have a question about the Mets farm system? If so, ask Jonathan Mayo from MLB.com…

The Mets get ready to take on the Phillies, and we tell you what you need to know for the short two-game series…

State of the Mets Vol. 1: Youth Movement?

Metsblog brings together journalists, bloggers and fans to discuss the current State of the Mets at the one-quarter mark of the season. Today, our panel discusses the much-advertised “youth movement” and where it has, or hasn’t, gone off course

The Test Season

So close, yet so far, Zeile hurts himself, Leiter could be headed to the DL, Wiggy starts at 2B, Heilman is falling apart, and Grant Roberts goes under the knife, today, at Metsblog.com.

Good For Us

Kaz breaks his bat and the Mets win, Floyd has an impact, Leiter is still MIA, talk of Wright creeps in, Beltran’s locked in, Danny Garcia is discussed, and Sosa makes us laugh, today, at Metsblog.com.

Cautiously Optimistic

Piazza homers in the ninth, Mets win their fourth of five and move to within two of .500, Leiter gets healthy, Howe gets crazy, Baldwin gets demoted, Piazza gets a “plan,” and we get familiar with Matt Ginter…

A Crazy Game…

Finley does in the Mets, Leiter can’t find the zone, Pete Abraham questions Howe, Roberts is fine, Phillips is out of options, Wiggy rolls on, Floyd goes 2-for-4, the Fan’s Confidence Rating is up 26%, and, lastly, in our first round of Metsblog Battles, Berger62 leads Old Backstop by a score of 36-30, today, at Metsblog.com.

A Note, a Brief Q-n-A, and a Comment on Howe

Peter Gammons offers some notes on Carlos Beltran, Jonathan Mayo responds to our question about the Mets farm system, and we are starting to wonder about Art Howe…