Links: 1969, Pelfrey, Shea and Citi
Mets Walk-offs looks back at the last time the Mets scored at least eight runs and had as few as five hits…way back in the championship season of 1969.
In a post to the new-and-improved SNY.tv, Ted Berg writes:
“I’ll resist the urge to say Mike Pelfrey proved
his merit or cemented his spot on the roster…It’s one start in April. But with one start in April, Pelfrey reminded Mets fans that his miserable Spring Training was only Spring Training, and that a top prospect still dwells somewhere within the former top prospect.”
In a video for the Queens Currier, Noah Rosenberg takes a look at the good, the bad and the ugly from Opening Day at Shea.
Speaking of stadiums, go to StadiumPage.com for some new photos from the construction of Citi Field.
…by the way, that third photo from the upper deck is amazing…and actually made me a bit dizzy…

his merit or cemented his spot on the roster…It’s one start in April. But with one start in April, Pelfrey reminded Mets fans that his miserable Spring Training was only Spring Training, and that a top prospect still dwells somewhere within the former top prospect.”



