Alex Spatt

Author's details

Date registered: 8/1/2011-10:15pm

Biography

I was born and raised in Manhattan and am currently a Senior at Northwestern University. Like you, I love the Mets and (mostly) everything that comes with that. Unlike (most of) you, I will be writing about our boys – their ups, their downs, and everything in between. Whether you find yourself loving every word or disagreeing on the most fundamental levels, know that my ultimate goal is to provide not just an informative, but an entertaining look at the team we have all come to feel so passionately about. Your feedback is both welcomed and encouraged.

Latest posts

  1. Going All In — 7/3/2012-5:13pm
  2. Cole Hamels: Arbiter Of All Things Old-School — 5/7/2012-8:56pm
  3. Mike Pelfrey Done For Season — 4/26/2012-5:29pm
  4. The Return of Reyes — 4/24/2012-10:23pm
  5. So, 4-0 — 4/10/2012-3:44pm

Most commented posts

  1. What To Make Of Jose — 25 comments
  2. A Sobering Look At Mike Pelfrey — 22 comments
  3. The Right Way, Jose — 18 comments
  4. Post-Game: I Guess 5 In A Row Was Asking A Bit Much — 18 comments
  5. The Return of Reyes — 17 comments

Author's posts listings

Sep 22

A Note On Today’s 9th

With the Mets’ 82nd loss of the season last night, the season is essentially over. Though it is never permissible to fold it in, with just seven left to play in an excruciatingly long grind of a year and no shot at .500, it wouldn’t be entirely surprising not to see the Mets going 100%. …

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Sep 15

A Day At Mets Batting Practice

Today I was fortunate enough, as part of the last day of my Summer internship, to get on the field at Citi for Mets batting practice. As an obviously avid Mets fan, I can safely say I was a kid in a candy shop…it just so happened to be a candy shop full of Jose …

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Sep 08

Did You Know?

With the season slowly winding down, the Mets continue their quest for .500 while giving a bunch of rookies the chance to make an impression in the Bigs. Once the season does come to a close, there will plenty of time to look back, analyze, and speculate as to what direction the team will take …

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Sep 04

Post-Game: Another Series Won

The Mets wrapped up their weekend series against the Nats with a 6-3 win, again showing some live bats. I only caught the first four innings of this one but that was enough Pelfrey to see. He was laboring the whole day, evidenced by the whopping 106 pitches it took him to get through just …

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Sep 04

Post-Game: Classic Parnell

Apologies for the delayed post-game but here’s a quick rundown of last night’s contest, which the Nats took by a final score of 8-7. Dillon Gee got the start and got rocked early, giving up 5 runs in the first 2 innings but settled down after that and finished with a 5 innings, 6-run effort. …

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Sep 02

Post-Game: Finally, Some Offense

In very Dickey-like fashion, R.A. threw another quality start, going 6 innings and allowing just 3 earned despite serving up 9 hits. In very un-Dickey-like fashion, he got a ton of run support, and got it early. The Mets scored early and often in this one and took the series opener by a final score …

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Sep 01

Post-Game: Thank You, Marlins

He’s written poetry. He’s published a novel. He’s working on another one. And tonight, wearing Glavine’s 47, Miguel Batista collected career win number 100. He gave up 2 runs early on but then settled down and finished up with 6 solid innings of work, throwing 97 pitches and striking out 3. Batista became just the …

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Aug 31

Post-Game: Duda Is The Dude-a

After Capuano’s gem on Friday, it was somewhat disheartening to see him labor through the first inning, giving up two quick runs. The second inning was tough for him too, but he got out of it without surrendering a run. At that point in the game, Ron, Keith, and Gary noted that Cap was only …

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Aug 30

Post-Game: I Guess 5 In A Row Was Asking A Bit Much

The Mets had no offense going in this one, knocking only 6 singles in the game and getting a runner past first base only twice, in the 1st and 8th innings tonight as the Marlins took this one relatively easily by a final score of 6-0. On a completely unsurprising note, Jason Bay is now …

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Aug 30

Post-Game: Double-Header Sweep

After being swept in their first two double-headers this year, the Mets came up with a sweep of their own behind a 5-1 win against the free falling Marlins, who have just six wins this month. Gee bounced back nicely from his disaster against Philly, following up very strong outings by Cap and Dickey with …

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