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Author Archives: Aaron Yorke
Kirk Nieuwenhuis might be Rookie of the Month?
With one month of Major League Baseball in the books for 2012, it’s soon going to be time to bust out the monthly awards. Over at ESPN New York Adam Rubin discusses Kirk Nieuwenhuis’ chances of being the first Met … Continue reading
Knicks again inferior to Heat, Amar’e slices hand open
Last night in Miami, the Knicks lost to the Heat 104-94 in a game that wasn’t as one-sided as Game 1, but was still considered a loss because the Knicks scored less points than their opponents. This time around the … Continue reading
Jed Lowrie RBI single spells doom for Mets in Houston
It seems almost too fitting that guys with first names like Jed and Bud would be heroes for the Houston Astros, but that’s what happened last night at Minute Maid Park. Houston shortstop Jed Lowrie hit a single up the … Continue reading
Rangers, Kreider host Caps in Game Two tonight
In a big way the suspension on Carl Hagelin for his elbow to the head of Ottawa Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson changed the playoff fortunes of the New York Rangers. The incident that occurred in Game Two and took Hagelin … Continue reading
Resilient Mets blow leads, win anyway
The Mets won the rubber game in Denver yesterday 6-5 over the Rockies in a wild game that saw the Mets lose leads of 4-0 in the eighth and 5-4 in the tenth before finally pulling through in the eleventh … Continue reading
Mets bounce back, defeat Rockies 7-5
I didn’t see a lot of last night’s Mets game because I was out doing some real socializing, but I did hear that Dillon Gee pitched a great game. In a spot where the Mets need Gee to go deep … Continue reading
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Tagged David Wright, Dillon Gee, Guillermo Moscoso, Lucas Duda
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Hairston hits for cycle, but Rockies steamroll Mets 18-9
The only good news from last night is that Scott Hairston became the 10th Mets player to hit for the cycle, and unlike the whole no-hitter deal, all 10 players have actually hit for the cycle while wearing a Mets … Continue reading
Hockey! New York Rangers survive Sens, move on to conference semis
Yeah, I haven’t written about hockey for this website yet, but it’s been quite a while since I was a full-time hockey fan. Nowadays I still keep track of the Rangers, but I don’t watch a ton of their games … Continue reading
Mike Pelfrey is probably going to have Tommy John surgery
Mike Pelfrey says that there is a 99% chance that he will undergo the procedure and if that happens, his season is done. I wrote about it over at The Daily Stache. We already knew that there was a tear … Continue reading
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