St. John’s Hoops Preview, Giants Blow Another One, Mets on Brink
With the core of Lindor, Nimmo, the aforementioned Vientos, and hopefully Pete Alonso, this Mets team has a chance
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Angry Ward Wednesday: Mets are Still Swinging, Jets are Grasping At Straws, Cowboys are Really Sucking
Never has a cruddy 2-4 football team playing in a fairly anemic division captured the public’s imagination the way the 2024 New York Jets have.
Big Ben Tuesday: Lindor Leads Mets to Game 2 Win, Yanks Win Game 1 Behind Rodon
After the 9-0 drubbing in Game 1, even the most sanguine fan must have wondered if the Mets had run out of magic.
Mets Moving On, Giants Stun Seahawks, Jets Fire Saleh
I cannot stand the city of Philadelphia – more specifically, the sports teams that make their home there.
Mets Win Streak Continues, NFL Kickoff Recap
PORT JEFF, NY – Greetings. Here’s what we’ve got for today: Mets Win Streak Continues, NFL Kickoff Recap. Mets Win Streak Continues Everyday I watch […]
The Lost Art of The .300 Hitter: Charley Lau Is Laughing Someplace
WHITESTONE, NY – Attention all Major League Baseball hitters, you need to get on the internet and order the 1980 book, The Art of Hitting […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Don’t Budge on Walking Judge, Cowboys Get Lamb on Sale, and Lindor is a Leader
NEW YORK, NY – Another wild and wondrous Wednesday is upon us. Baseball is chugging along toward its final month of the regular season and, […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Tempered Metspectations, A Giants/Vikes Snoozefest, and Another Holmes Mystery
NEW YORK, NY – These days I’m finding it increasingly difficult to occupy my mind with sports. Apparently there’s this thing that happens when you get […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Let’s Talk Mets!
NEW YORK, NY – Major League Baseball is at the All-Star Break, so I’m going to take this opportunity to talk some baseball. Actually, I think […]
Angry Ward Wednesday: Consuming Sports: With Sizzling Rice, A Half Glass of Mets, and NBA Finger Food on the Menu
NEW YORK, NY – It’s been a tad warm here in the Northeast, and everywhere else I suppose, so the idea of cranking up the […]