I’m Reading: about Trades, HR, Choices & Holes
Ben Nicholson-Smith of MLB Trade Rumors looks back at the top trades from the last decade, including Johan Santana to the Mets in 2008, in exchange for Carlos Gomez, Philip Humber, Deolis Guerra, and Kevin Mulvey.
Yesterday, Steve Phillips took a leave of absence from ESPN, to deal with issues involving an affair… for more, read the New York Post, and check out SNY’s Ted Berg at his new blog, Ted Quarters, as well as Howard Megdal’s report for NY Baseball Digest.
To learn about the 15 best post-season home runs hit by the Mets, go to Mets Walkoffs.
Speaking of which, sort of, Sach of Mets Merized Online looks back on the Grand-Slam Single, which occurred 10 years ago last Saturday.
Jason Fry of Faith and Fear in Flushing makes a reluctant address to Mets fans, in which he throws his support to the Phillies.
…go, Angels… the ALCS isn’t over yet… don’t make me choose…
In a post for Bleacher Report, Lou Cappetta looks at the holes on the Mets roster, and how they can be filled.
Lastly, for some non-sports reading, check out VaynerMedia, where Matt Sitomer explains The Concorde Fallacy in Business and Life.





