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kranepoolsociety.com - 15 days ago

I AM A METS FAN AND I AM DAMN PROUD OF IT

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Well, thank God that’s over. Because I work in Lower Manhattan, I had no choice but to suffer through that awful parade yesterday. I had thought about taking the day off and not subject myself to the pageantry of douchebags that would be on display but then I thought why should I waste a ...

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blessyouboys.com - 14 days ago

The Quest For Relief Revisits J.J. Putz

— blessyouboys.com — by Gene J. Puskar - AP Would J.J. Putz be happier (and healthier) playing for his hometown Detroit Tigers than he was with the New York Mets? View full size ... (more) The Quest For Relief Revisits J.J. Putz

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newsday.com - 17 days ago

SNY series digs into Mets history

— newsday.com — Friday November 6, 2009 3:53 PM By Neil Best Call it offseason filler if you must, but SNY's new "Mets Yearbook," debuting Thursday night after its "Hot Stove" show, is off-the-charts cool for sports and TV nostalgia buffs. The series features 27 ... (more) SNY series digs into Mets history

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faithandfear.blogharbor.com - 15 days ago

Hell is Out of Session

— faithandfear.blogharbor.com — After the events of the past few days — the Yankees winning their 27th World Series and being feted for it; the Mets doing no such thing — perhaps you wonder, what's the point? I'd love to tell you what it is, but I have no real clue. But I do have a correction to offer, specific to ... (more) Hell is Out of Session

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Hell is Out of Session
Faith and Fear in Flushing — ... We'll deal with the Phillies when the National League East demands it. We'll ignore the Yankees as best we can until May 21 at Citi Field. Our mission is the Mets. They're hell enough these days. Even so, i take comfort from what the first Mets blogger to put down roots here in the Metsosphere, Steve Keane of Eddie Kranepool Society, had to say in the wake of the inevitably unavoidable outcome of the final six baseball games of 2009. ...