Bobby Valentine has 'zen' moment in new movie

Faith and Fear in Flushing • Waiting for Pelfrey
The more Gary and Keith patted Mike Pelfrey on the back and/or the head tonight — and the more their sentiments were echoed by Willie's commendation of Pelfrey's "baby steps" in the postgame gaggle — the more I recalled Dana Carvey doing his ...

Hot Foot • Postgame: Mets 1 Reds 7
After thrashing the Reds (15-22) in game 1 of the doubleheader, the Mets (18-16) dropped game 2 by a score of 7-1. Mike Pelfrey (2-3) pitched well enough to win, allowing two runs in 6 innings of work. Bronson Ar royo (2-4) was that much better, ...

Mets Geek • Link Dump: May 11th, 2008
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Burberry Hairband Replica • Game Re-Cap: Reds 7, Mets 1
Hm, what a turn of events. Although, it's incredibly tough to sweep a double-header. It would've been nice, but the Mets just didn't have it in them, it's alright guys... When you first start off reading this, the first thought that comes in to ...

Burberry Hairband Replica • Game Re-Cap: Mets 12, Reds 6
Beltran Baby! C'mon, you had to say that at least once, especially if Beltran is your Mets fave. He was absolutely on fire today... The Mets ended up topping off the Cincinnati Reds 12-6, in what as their 2nd game in a row with 10+ runs. I was ...

Arroyo, Keppinger star as Reds split
Reds starter Bronson Arroyo pitched well, Jeff Keppinger had five hits and Scott Hatteberg drove in three during a 7-1 victory over the Mets in the nightcap.

Arroyo leads Reds to DH split with Mets (AP)
Bronson Arroyo pitched eight dominant innings to win a matchup of struggling pitchers and Jeff Keppinger had a career-high five hits, lifting the Cincinnati Reds over the New York Mets 7-1 Saturday for a split of their day-night doubleheader. In ...

Subpar Santana still good enough for Mets
Carlos Beltran knocked in five runs and Johan Santana picked up his fourth win in Game 1, but the Mets could not escape the boo birds in Game 2.

Mets are like night and day in doubleheader
The Mets were able to celebrate their 12-6 victory over the Reds in the opener for about an hour before getting ready for Game 2, a 7-1 loss in which they wasted what Willie Randolph called Pelfrey's "best outing of the season."

Harper: Johan seems slow to change up Mets' fortunes
On a day when he didn't have much brilliance, Johan Santana showed just enough toughness to get by. And since toughness is what the Mets seem to need most these days, maybe that's more important than throwing a gem.