Good Day For Idle Mets

Written by Jason Singer on August 21, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Mets didn’t play yesterday, but they sure felt like winners at the end of the night. In Class-A St. Lucie, Mets ace Pedro Martinez (pictured) completed his best rehab outing since undergoing rotator cuff surgery last October. Pedro tossed five innings and allowed zero earned runs, striking out four while walking only one. Sure
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Unheavenly Ending For Yankees

Written by Jason Singer on August 21, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Following last night’s game, Anaheim rookie Ryan Budde told the media “It feels great, a dream come true. Wow!” Sure his vocabulary more closely resembled a 14-year-old cheerleader than a grown man, but the Angels newcomer earned his moment in the sun. With one out in the bottom of the 10th inning, Budde hit a
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Giants Win Game, But Lose Big

Written by Jason Singer on August 20, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Giants won their second exhibition game 13-12 against the Baltimore Ravens yesterday at M&T Bank Stadium, but they certainly felt like losers walking off the field. The G-Men suffered five major injuries during the rainy, sloppy affair, a significant number for a team already reeling from the looming absence of Michael Strahan.
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Yanks Declaw Tigers

Written by Jason Singer on August 20, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Yankees entered the weekend on a three-game losing streak and with the Gotham media proclaiming the apocalypse. After receiving help from both likely and some unlikely sources, however, the Pinstripers tore off three straight wins against the Detroit Tigers and outscored their fellow Wild-Card competitors 20-6. Johnny Damon, mired in a season
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Sweeping Success

Written by Jason Singer on August 20, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

The New York Mets squared off against the Washington Nationals this weekend in a matchup of the NL East’s first- and last-place teams. The Mets made sure both those labels still applied when they left the national’s capital on Sunday night. The Blue and Orange swept Washington in a three-game set, outscoring the Nationals 21-8.
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Shockey Vows Prankster Will Dye

Written by Jason Singer on August 15, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

Talk about being uptight. Jeremy Shockey, the very talented, outspoken and controversial tight end for the New York Giants, has threatened to kill whoever played a prank on him yesterday afternoon at the Giants’ practice facility. Shockey went to sign autographs after lunch, but when he pulled his hand out of his glove, it was
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Pedro Pitches Better, But Still Sucks

Written by Jason Singer on August 15, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

New York Mets ace Pedro Martinez is a nine-time All-Star, three-time Cy Young Award winner and in 1999 had arguably the greatest pitching season in Major League Baseball history. These days, however, he can’t even get Joe Schmo out in the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League. Nonetheless, Martinez called Tuesday’s outing—his second rehab start since returning
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Alou The Amazing

Written by Jason Singer on August 15, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

So what if Moises Alou urinates on his hands, spends too much time on the Disabled List, and, by some accounts, has been playing baseball since the US took control of the Dominican Republic in 1906? The man can flat-out hit. Alou belted two home runs on Sunday and apparently enjoyed the role of hero
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Grand Suckage

Written by Jason Singer on August 15, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

If the New York Yankees hoped to celebrate Phil Rizzuto’s memory with their performance last night, then they’re awfully shitty at throwing parties. New York starter Jeff Kar-stinks, I mean Karstens, gave up five runs in a putrid three innings of work, Aubrey Huff hit a grand slam for the Baltimore Orioles and the Yankees
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Melee In Manhattan

Written by Jason Singer on August 14, 2007. Posted in Posts, Sports

What do you get when you combine Trinidad, a bunch of Puerto Ricans, some crazy-ass hair, the 1990s’ “Fighter of the Decade,” and The World’s Most Famous Arena? You get a superfight between Roy Jones Jr. and Felix “Tito” Trinidad, who yesterday was coaxed out of his two-year retirement by promoter Don King to announce
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