Mets Pitching Concerns Continue to Grow Baseballology by Russ Cohen - September 1, 2025September 1, 20250 The New York Mets are four games up in the final Wild Card spot and six games behind the Phillies in the NL East with four games to play against them. I said the Phillies would win the division before the season started, and I am sticking with that. Will
Mets Sherpa Lounger Has Amazing Warmth Reviews by Russ_Cohen - August 12, 2025August 12, 20250 I know it’s still warm out but when summer comes to an end, baseball fans will look to wear something warm and fuzzy with their favorite team’s logo on it. Enter designer, Jill Martin who has a new collection. I got a New York Mets sherpa hoodie. I’ve never felt sherpa
Who Are the Real-World Series Contenders? Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - August 1, 2025August 1, 20250 A lot of teams made deals. A lot of teams got better. But are all playoff teams a real risk to win it all? I don’t think so. Some teams in first place currently, might not make the playoffs. It happens. A few on this list might not make the
Johnny Damon Cares About Baseball and Your Health Uncategorized by Russ_Cohen - February 17, 2025February 17, 20250 Johnny Damon was a terrific ballplayer. He was memorable for his play on the field and his hair off the field. He also cares about health and is now an owner of a sports drink company called A-GAME. “There are a lot of ingredients in our product that work for you.
Life Lessons With Clint Hurdle Baseballology by Matthew Blittner - January 13, 2025January 13, 20250 Whoever said we could only ever talk about hockey in this column? Certainly not me. Nor did my Editor. So, today, we’re going to jump sports to the world of baseball as we learn some valuable lessons from former MLB Manager, Clint Hurdle, who is now also an Author! First, for
The Mets Need an Ace Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - July 10, 2023July 10, 20230 The Mets have no ace on the staff. Their plans to have Max Scherzer fill that role with the departure of Jacob deGrom didn’t happen. Justin Verlander isn’t what he used to be. Both are still effective to a degree, but the rest of the league doesn’t fear them, and
Buckology: His Approach To The Game Must Change Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - October 10, 2022October 10, 20220 If you think Buck Showalter overachieved with this team or worked wonders, then, by all means, feel free to go to another website. I understand Buck can’t bat or pitch or even spot when a player is cheating, but he is the face of the Mets, and that was troubling
Buckology Episode One Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - April 23, 2022April 23, 20220 The New York Mets are currently winning, and when that happens a lot of other things get overlooked by the fanbase and media. Having watched Buck Showalter for many years, I thought I would point out some of his foibles every once in a while and see if they become
The Mets Search Continues for a Bench Coach Baseballology by Russ_Cohen - January 8, 20220 The New York Mets have recently hired some new coaches. Eric Chavez is their new hitting coach. He was a good player, and he was hired away from the Yankees, presumably for more money. Joey Cora is now their third base coach. He was a player that wall all effort. He
Jill Gonzalez Talks About The Best and Worst Sports Cites in the U.S. Uncategorized by Sportsology - November 23, 20210 To determine the cities where the game is always on regardless of season, WalletHub compared 392 small to large cities across the five largest sports in the U.S.: football, basketball, baseball, hockey and soccer. Best Large Sports Cities 1. Boston, MA 2. Los Angeles, CA 3. New York, NY 4. Pittsburgh, PA 5. Philadelphia, PA 6. Denver, CO 7. Washington, DC 8.
