View Full Version : Will the Mets will the NL?
TVFactFan 06-11-2006, 05:33 PM I been watching the Mets a lot lately because The Phillies have been chasing them and it looks like I will be a Mets Fan until September. The only annoying this is it seems like everytime the Phillies lose, the Mets lose and win the Phillies win the Mets win but so far today the Mets are winning and the Phillies have already lost to the Nats. I'm hoping the Mets run away with the NL sometime in July
Bobby F. 06-11-2006, 06:39 PM I think St. Louis will be in the mix and you can't count out the Astros. They seem to always make a late season run. If Puljos(?) is out alot longer than they think St. Louis could be in trouble. They've already lost quite a bit of games since he went out. Atlanta has been counted out before but this is the year that they don't make I think. Cincinati is playing waaaaaay over their heads right now. They were picked to be in the bottom half of the Central. Out West it will be a dog fight as usual. I think the Dodgers will come out of there. New York is strong! They will be tough to beat in the East. Have to see if Pedro can hold up all season though. Pitching may be their weak spot exspecially if one of their starters gets hurt.
vashti1999 06-11-2006, 06:50 PM I been watching the Mets a lot lately because The Phillies have been chasing them and it looks like I will be a Mets Fan until September. The only annoying this is it seems like everytime the Phillies lose, the Mets lose and win the Phillies win the Mets win but so far today the Mets are winning and the Phillies have already lost to the Nats. I'm hoping the Mets run away with the NL sometime in July
You're not a Phillies fan?
Forget about September, be a Mets fan in October. They'll still be playing.
TVFactFan 06-11-2006, 07:45 PM You're not a Phillies fan?
Forget about September, be a Mets fan in October. They'll still be playing.
Well the Mets won today and they are now 6 and a half games up and will be in a showdown with the Phillies on Tuesday Night
vashti1999 06-11-2006, 09:56 PM Well the Mets won today and they are now 6 and a half games up and will be in a showdown with the Phillies on Tuesday Night
Mets will be in good shape, if they take 2 out of three from the Phillies it'll be a 7 1/2 game lead. 8 1/2 if the Mets sweep Phiily like they did the Diamondbacks this weekend.
The Mets have already won 6 out of the first 7 games on the road trip, but these three against the Phillies are the most important games of the trip.
TVFactFan 06-11-2006, 10:01 PM Mets will be in good shape, if they take 2 out of three from the Phillies it'll be a 7 1/2 game lead. 8 1/2 if the Mets sweep Phiily like they did the Diamondbacks this weekend.
The Mets have already won 6 out of the first 7 games on the road trip, but these three against the Phillies are the most important games of the trip.
I don't expect a sweep but I will settle for 2 out 3
Brian Damage 06-11-2006, 11:27 PM I'm a diehard Yankee fan and I have to admit that the Mets look like a championship team.
TVFactFan 06-13-2006, 11:17 PM Mets beat Phillies 9-7 Tonight and are now up 7 and a half Games!!!!!!!!!!!!!! M-E-T-S, METS, METS, METS
vashti1999 06-13-2006, 11:36 PM Damn Eric Heilman almost blew it by giving up that 3 run home run, but Wagner did what he had to do and got the save. David Wright started a great double play in the ninth.
TVFactFan 06-13-2006, 11:38 PM Damn Eric Heilman almost blew it by giving up that 3 run home run, but Wagner did what he had to do and got the save. David Wright started a great double play in the ninth.
One thing I will say about the Phillies is that they don't go away easily, that's how they got the nickame-"The Fightin Phils"
As of now, I say the Mets will win the NL East but don't count out the Braves. They have won the division every year since 1991. Last year at this point, everyone counted them out and assumed the Nationals would win the division but the Braves came back. Although the Mets are playing extremely well, it is only June and anything can happen.
i think the cardinals are gonna take it, but the astros have a chance now that they got clemens
TVFactFan 06-14-2006, 06:49 PM As of now, I say the Mets will win the NL East but don't count out the Braves. They have won the division every year since 1991. Last year at this point, everyone counted them out and assumed the Nationals would win the division but the Braves came back. Although the Mets are playing extremely well, it is only June and anything can happen.
I don't think the Braves are winning anything especially when they have a worst record than the Phillies who is 7 and a half out
Brian Damage 06-14-2006, 06:54 PM I agree with D.J., NEVER count out the Braves until you are 8 games up with 7 games left to play.
TVFactFan 06-14-2006, 10:20 PM I agree with D.J., NEVER count out the Braves until you are 8 games up with 7 games left to play.
Mets up 7-3 in the top of the 7th inning, let's see if they can hold on
vashti1999 06-14-2006, 10:27 PM Mets up 7-3 in the top of the 7th inning, let's see if they can hold on
Just scored another run, 8-3.
TVFactFan 06-14-2006, 10:38 PM Just scored another run, 8-3.
They should be able to get one more run in the top of the 8th, and they did, 9-3-lol
vashti1999 06-14-2006, 10:43 PM They should be able to get one more run in the top of the 8th, and they did, 9-3-lol
Meanwhile, after having a 5-2 lead, the Braves just lost to the Marlins 6-5.
Yeah...don't count out the Braves. :lol:
TVFactFan 06-14-2006, 10:45 PM Meanwhile, after having a 5-2 lead, the Braves just lost to the Marlins 6-5.
Yeah...don't count out the Braves. :lol:
The Braves are done-lol Well look like this game is headed to the 9th inning
TVFactFan 06-14-2006, 10:55 PM Meanwhile, after having a 5-2 lead, the Braves just lost to the Marlins 6-5.
Yeah...don't count out the Braves. :lol:
Just to let you know how ******** the Philly broadcasters are for this game,, these idiots are mentioning that the Braves and Nats lost tonight. What the hell does that have to do with this game between the Mets and Phillie?-lol The Phillies are chasing the Mets, not the Braves or Nats. Damm this is a Goofy City
vashti1999 06-15-2006, 05:31 PM I don't expect a sweep but I will settle for 2 out 3
I would've settled for 2 out of 3 too, but I'm glad they
SWEPT!!!!!!!!!!
TVFactFan 06-15-2006, 06:08 PM I would've settled for 2 out of 3 too, but I'm glad they
SWEPT!!!!!!!!!!
I forgot that they played a 1pm today and just found out the Phillies lost 4-5. Great News.
Dr. Jazz 06-15-2006, 08:28 PM The Phillies will still have it hard the next few days. They just finished with the Mets and they got the Red Sox in Philly this weekend and the Yankees coming to Philly next week.
The Phillies will still have it hard the next few days. They just finished with the Mets and they got the Red Sox in Philly this weekend and the Yankees coming to Philly next week.
i think the philles have a chance against the sox but as much as i hate to admit it i think that the yankees are gonna sweep them
TVFactFan 06-15-2006, 11:35 PM They should lose 4 out of the next 6
This looks like it is the Mets year. David Wright is having a MVP type year. Philadelphia has no pitching, and the Braves have fallen too far back. The Braves had an incredible run that I doubt we'll ever see again. I wouldn't count them out of the wildcard yet.
I think the Mets made a nice move in acquiring El Duque. Imagine their team with Kazmir.
TVFactFan 06-24-2006, 11:51 PM This looks like it is the Mets year. David Wright is having a MVP type year. Philadelphia has no pitching, and the Braves have fallen too far back. The Braves had an incredible run that I doubt we'll ever see again. I wouldn't count them out of the wildcard yet.
I think the Mets made a nice move in acquiring El Duque. Imagine their team with Kazmir.
Yup even though the Mets lost today, they are still leading the Phils by 11 games
vashti1999 06-25-2006, 12:32 AM The Braves had an incredible run that I doubt we'll ever see again. I wouldn't count them out of the wildcard yet.
I would. They'll have to not only climb out from last place in their own division but also have a better record than the 2nd place team in one of the other divisions. The way they've played so far, especially during their recent losing streak, I don't think they'll make it. I'm looking at the Mets to lock up the East and for the wild card team to come out of the central division.
The season is not even half way over. The wild card winner won't come out of the West. Cincinnati has had a good run, but I think they are ready to fade. Houston might have a shot, but they can't just rely on Clemens. The Braves are capable of going on a big winning streak of 12-15 in a row that will put them right back in it. They've been hit with injuries and poor performances. They need to start winning at home.
Dr. Jazz 06-25-2006, 10:09 PM The season is not even half way over. The wild card winner won't come out of the West. Cincinnati has had a good run, but I think they are ready to fade. Houston might have a shot, but they can't just rely on Clemens. The Braves are capable of going on a big winning streak of 12-15 in a row that will put them right back in it. They've been hit with injuries and poor performances. They need to start winning at home.
That's true, there is still around 90 games to be played this season for each team. But I do believe that this is the Mets' year.
vashti1999 07-30-2006, 05:04 PM Mets 10, Braves 6
By CHARLES ODUM, AP Sports Writer
July 30, 2006
ATLANTA (AP) -- Carlos Beltran hit two homers, including a second-inning grand slam, and the New York Mets completed their first sweep of at least three games in Atlanta in 21 years, beating the Braves 10-6 Sunday.
The Mets swept a four-game set in Atlanta from July 4-7, 1985.
Beltran's slam was his third in July and the Mets' major league record-tying sixth of the month. The Montreal Expos hit six grand slams in April 1996 and Cleveland matched the record in May 1999. He is the ninth player to hit three slams in a month and the first since Milwaukee's Devon White in May 2001.
Beltran added another homer, his 32nd, off Jason Shiell in the fifth inning. He has four homers in his last three games.
The Braves hoped to use this series to prove they still could be a factor in the division. Instead, following the sweep, the Mets are 15 games ahead of the Braves, whose fading postseason hopes now rest on the wild-card race.
TVFactFan 07-30-2006, 05:08 PM Mets 10, Braves 6
By CHARLES ODUM, AP Sports Writer
July 30, 2006
ATLANTA (AP) -- Carlos Beltran hit two homers, including a second-inning grand slam, and the New York Mets completed their first sweep of at least three games in Atlanta in 21 years, beating the Braves 10-6 Sunday.
The Mets swept a four-game set in Atlanta from July 4-7, 1985.
Beltran's slam was his third in July and the Mets' major league record-tying sixth of the month. The Montreal Expos hit six grand slams in April 1996 and Cleveland matched the record in May 1999. He is the ninth player to hit three slams in a month and the first since Milwaukee's Devon White in May 2001.
Beltran added another homer, his 32nd, off Jason Shiell in the fifth inning. He has four homers in his last three games.
The Braves hoped to use this series to prove they still could be a factor in the division. Instead, following the sweep, the Mets are 15 games ahead of the Braves, whose fading postseason hopes now rest on the wild-card race.
I actually wanted the Braves to beat the Mets so they could stay ahead of the Phillies
vashti1999 07-30-2006, 05:20 PM I actually wanted the Braves to beat the Mets so they could stay ahead of the Phillies
So you were rooting against the Phillies? The Braves fell from 2nd place on Friday to 4th place now.
TVFactFan 07-30-2006, 05:29 PM So you were rooting against the Phillies? The Braves fell from 2nd place on Friday to 4th place now.
So the Braves are no longer in 2nd? Damm, So I guess the Phillies are in 2nd now after beating the Marlins 2 in a row.
vashti1999 07-30-2006, 11:50 PM So the Braves are no longer in 2nd? Damm, So I guess the Phillies are in 2nd now after beating the Marlins 2 in a row.
I just checked, the Braves are actually tied with the Marlins for 3rd place after the Marlins lost the 2nd game of the doubleheader, but yes the Phillies are a game and a half ahead of both those teams.
TVFactFan 07-30-2006, 11:52 PM I just checked, the Braves are actually tied with the Marlins for 3rd place after the Marlins lost the 2nd game of the doubleheader, but yes the Phillies are a game and a half ahead of both those teams.
Well it don't matter because they won't catch the Reds
This year is very weird. The Braves will not win their division for the first time since 1990, the Reds are about to clinch their first playoff birth since 1995, the Tigers are on pace to win 105 games. What's next, the Tigers winning the World Series?
vashti1999 07-31-2006, 08:30 PM Mets just took a huge blow to the bullpen. Duaner Sanchez is now out for the season after separating his shoulder in a car accident. This is a big loss for the Mets.
Dr. Jazz 07-31-2006, 11:34 PM Mets just took a huge blow to the bullpen. Duaner Sanchez is now out for the season after separating his shoulder in a car accident. This is a big loss for the Mets.
They got Roberto Hernandez today from the Pirates to take Sanchez's place as their set-up man, but Hernandez is nowhere near as good as Sanchez.
vashti1999 07-31-2006, 11:54 PM They got Roberto Hernandez today from the Pirates to take Sanchez's place as their set-up man, but Hernandez is nowhere near as good as Sanchez.
And they had Hernandez last season. He did a good job for us last year, so his coming back should be a positive. But the worst possible loss for the Mets relief pitchers is Sanchez, he's been kicking butt this year. If anybody had to get hurt, why couldn't it have been Aaron Heilman? :mad:
Dr. Jazz 08-01-2006, 12:01 AM And they had Hernandez last season. He did a good job for us last year, so his coming back should be a positive. But the worst possible loss for the Mets relief pitchers is Sanchez, he's been kicking butt this year. If anybody had to get hurt, why couldn't it have been Aaron Heilman? :mad:
I was surprised to see the Mets trade Nady. I bet he's pissed because all of a sudden he goes from being on a team that is likely headed to the World Series to a team that has been out of the running since April lol Now the Mets can use Milledge in right field - he's been better than Nady this year anyway.
vashti1999 08-01-2006, 12:15 AM I was surprised to see the Mets trade Nady. I bet he's pissed because all of a sudden he goes from being on a team that is likely headed to the World Series to a team that has been out of the running since April lol Now the Mets can use Milledge in right field - he's been better than Nady this year anyway.
I was surprised when I heard about the Nady trade too, not knowing what had happened to Sanchez and them suddenly needing bullpen help. They'll probably platoon Milledge and Endy Chavez in right. Endy's been good for us as well also.
[QUOTE=Dr. Jazz]I was surprised to see the Mets trade Nady. I bet he's pissed because all of a sudden he goes from being on a team that is likely headed to the World Series to a team that has been out of the running since April lol Now the Mets can use Milledge
Anything short of the World Series would be a disappointment for the Mets. I can't picture anyone beating them in the National League bracket.
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