metsmerizedonline.com - 10/30/2009
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I just finished reading Michael Shapiro’s very good baseball book, Bottom of the Ninth. This book focuses on the efforts of Branch Rickey, William Shea, and other would be baseball owners, and their efforts to get major league baseball (the owners) to allow major league expansion. A ...
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One Year Later: Still Hard To Shea Goodbye
metsmerizedonline.com 9/28/2009 — One year ago today, on September 28, 2008, the Mets played their last game at Shea Stadium. A day that fans were hoping to celebrate a playoff spot ended with a sad goodbye to the season and the ballpark. I wasn’t writing for MMO back then, so I never got a chance to share my thoughts ...
Catching Up On Comments: Win The World Series or Nothing.
metspolice.com 30 days ago — As promised...catching up on comments
James has left a new comment on your post " Mission: 3 New York Mets Championships in the 2010... ": The Wilpons are the reason why this franchise has not won a World series in 23 years and why they will not win another one for a very long ...
Catching Up On Comments: Win The World Series or Nothing.
metspolice.com 29 days ago — As promised...catching up on comments
James has left a new comment on your post " Mission: 3 New York Mets Championships in the 2010... ": The Wilpons are the reason why this franchise has not won a World series in 23 years and why they will not win another one for a very long ...
Bottom Of The Ninth-Book Review
metsfansforever.com 6/9/2009 — Author: Will Sommer It was 1958. Both the Giants and the Dodgers had gone west and New York City was left with only one team, the Yankees who were in the American League. If you were either a Giant or a Dodger fan before they left, there was no way you were going to root for the Yankees. You ...
The First Year of Citi
faithandfear.blogharbor.com 10/14/2009 — Not far from here, Citi Field sits empty, as we’ve known it would for months now. The team that calls it home had the kind of year that makes you want to sleep with the light on. The people who run the baseball operations had a worse one.
Given that, it’s a bit complicated answering what ...
Jet Weather
faithandfear.blogharbor.com 10/19/2009 — In 1959, a New York Times editorial entitled "Requiem for the Meadows" was only saying what most people thought about this reviled land of burning garbage dumps, of polluted canals, of smokestacked factories, and impenetrable reeds. The Meadowlands was the nation's eyesore, the blight ...
Does Citi Field Make You Feel Less Connected To The New York Mets?
metspolice.com 11/6/2009 — I hope I can explain the feeling I'm having and I hope I'm conveying a different tone here than my usual "David Howard/hang banners" rants. This one isn't coming from anger, it's coming from emptiness.
When I think of the Mets I think of Shea Stadium. That's where the memories ...
Link: The Citi Field myth
theropolitans.com 29 days ago — Head on over to The Happy Recap to read user Hoovbacca’s post on the “Citi Field is where home runs go to die” myth. Here’s an excerpt… The interesting thing is, with a much weaker team in 2009, the stats between Shea in ‘08 and Citi in ‘09 are remarkably similar in ever category except ...
Alternate New York Mets Caps Day 13
metspolice.com 10/27/2009 — The good: Shea Stadium anything.
The bad: come on, you know what I'm going to say. (For you newbies, it's black.)
Mets Police recommendation: Sorry Ghost of Shea, can't do it.
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