Category Archive: Prismo

Sep 15

Collins is Upset, Are You?

Following today’s loss and sweep at the hands of the lowly Nationals, Terry Collins exploded in the press-game conference. His speech included the following disparaging quotes: “This has been an awful time. … I’m the manager of this team and I’m responsible. We didn’t manage, we didn’t coach and we didn’t play. It’s pretty simple.” …

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Aug 20

Post Game – Rain Delays Another Somber Loss

After a lengthy rain delay, the Mets took on the Brewers tonight, and lost the game by a score of 6-1. The Mets were never really in the game as the Brewers scored their first run off Mike Pelfrey in the first inning, and later tacked on five more before the Mets rebounded with their …

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Aug 01

Prismo’s Potentially Misguided Mets Long-term Outlook

Usually the trade deadline is the time for a New York fan to assess his (or her) team’s playoff prospects. Certainly that’s what we all prefer, in lieu of the other end of the spectrum: the fire sale. I wouldn’t call what Sandy Alderson accomplished a complete ‘fire sale,’ but there’s no doubt the Mets …

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Jun 30

Greater than the Game: Harris Family Loses a Child

It is with RDM’s deepest condolences that we sadly announce the loss of Willie Harris and his wife’s unborn child. Harris’ wife went into labor only five months into the pregnancy, and the baby tragically did not survive. I have no idea what it’s like to lose a child, but I can only imagine the …

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Jun 16

Post Game: 500 Is Short Lived

With Dickey surrendering 6 runs in only 4 innings pitched, the Mets were on the short end of a 6-2 game coming into the 5th inning. Turner and Beltran were walked to lead off the inning for the Mets, and after Murphy made out, Jason Bay had a clutch (!?) single to score Turner. Braves …

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Jun 16

Post Game: Mission Accomplished – Five Hundred

Somewhere, Omar Minaya has a “mission accomplished” banner strung up in his kitchen, celebrating the Mets’ current record. I firmly believe that Minaya’s long-term goal was to build a .500 baseball team, and the Mets have done just that – with mostly his players. So, congratulations Omar! Your hard work paid off! If you hadn’t …

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May 23

Adam’s Soapbox: Insulting Our Hard-Working Players

As you open up this webpage and begin to read this piece, you no doubt will be expecting another reaction to Fred Wilpon’s roasting of his own franchise. And while I firmly believe his comments were deplorable, inappropriate, and generally lacked class, this piece is directed at my fellow Mets fans instead. There have been …

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May 22

Post Mortem: Mets Blow Series in Excruciating Fashion

Ugh. No one really wants to relive this afternoon’s nightmare, so we’ll make this short and sweet. I wouldn’t say Mike Pelfrey looked excellent in his first six innings, but he pitched well enough to allow the Mets to enter the bottom of the seventh inning with a 3-1 lead. Runs batted in from Paulino, …

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May 19

Post Game: Mets Win, Feelin’ So Fly Like a Gee

Dillon Gee pitched a gem this afternoon, throwing no-hit ball into the sixth inning when opposing pitcher Livan Hernandez grounded a single to break up the no-no. Gee went on to pitch 7.2 scoreless frames, surrendering only two hits and three walks, earning himself the big W for his superb effort. Tim Byrdak finished up …

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May 19

Post Game – Wet Mets Defeat Nats in First of Two

Jon Niese gets tonight’s proverbial game ball, with a stellar outing leading to the Mets taking the first of a two-game series against their last-place rivals, the Nationals. Niese threw seven shutout innings, allowing only six hits and even more impressively walking only one batter. Jose Reyes and Justin Turner led the team offensively, as …

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