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Author Archives: Aaron Yorke
Mets Create Good Vibes and Then Destroy Them in Los Angeles
You have to give me a lot of credit for continuing to pay attention to the Mets on the day that the Nintendo Switch 2 launches. We got the first new Nintendo console in eight years and the first new … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball, New York Mets
Tagged Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets
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Mets Tease Their Fans with a Good Time, but Let Them Down Late at Night in Los Angeles
The Mets love to tease and Wednesday night was no exception. They could have just gone down quietly after Tylor Megill allowed four runs in the bottom of the first inning, with the last two coming home on a Max … Continue reading
Mets Grind Out a Win in Los Angeles Opener
The Mets picked up one of their biggest wins of the season on Monday night when they beat the Dodgers 4-3 in the opener of a four-game series at Chavez Ravine. Francisco Lindor set the pace with his sixth leadoff … Continue reading
The Mets’ Stars Finally Align and There’s a Lot on the Line in College Baseball
Before the 2025 MLB season started and Mets fans were blessed by the surprising success of their pitching staff, the strength of the team was supposed to be the top of the order. Juan Soto was billed as a top-three … Continue reading
We Need College Baseball Brackets and We Need Them Now
Imagine if there was another sport for which we could recreate the magic of March Madness. That sport is already out there, but it is played in the spring and uses a ball that is not as bouncy. It’s college … Continue reading
Will 2025 Make the Mets Great?
The Mets won another offseason title in 2024 when they signed Juan Soto to the largest contract in the history of professional sports. That is an awesome move and the Mets may become World Series contenders for years to come, … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Juan Soto, Kodai Senga, mets, mlb, Pete Alonso, sports
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Gerrit Cole Fails to Cover First Base on a Play that Changed History
As much fun as it would have been to watch the Yankees fans who took the ball away from Mookie Betts become more and more famous, I have to say that I am happy about the New York Yankees being … Continue reading
Yankees Try to Continue Comeback While Knicks Must Beat Heat
It has been a rough week for New York sports. At least Yankees fans got to see their team bounce back and show some life in an 11-4 spanking of the Dodgers. Now those Yankees fans get to pretend that … Continue reading
Mets break my heart plus WrestleMania and Final Four preview
I am so pissed that I have to go to a friends Passover dinner tonight. It isn’t even Passover for real yet. Ha Shem would not put Passover on WrestleMania weekend. That is a stone cold fact. This is the … Continue reading
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