The rock band Council will be appearing at Citi Field for a pre-game concert on September 27th, when the Mets take on the Cincinnati Reds. I will be doing an interview with the band that will appear on MetsTalk.com and BicoastalBaseball.com (as well as re-posted here) that should be up within the next few days. [...]

The 2010 MLB Postseason Map, featuring the 8 baseball cities participating in the playoffs.

Jerry Seinfeld was in the SNY broadcast booth for the Mets game against the Detroit Tigers today, calling the game and reminiscing about Seinfeld and Lady Gaga’s recent antics with Gary Cohen and Keith Hernandez. Not only was Jerry Seinfeld absolutely hilarious, but he also was really good at calling the game AND providing color [...]

The Mets have agreed to sign All-Star outfielder Jason Bay to a four-year, $66 million contract, pending a physical, improving their chances of making the playoffs in 2010. Now while I could go into the next moves the team needs to make to get back to World Series shape, I’d much rather share something I [...]

The Mets announced that the team will wear a new pinstriped home uniform in the 2010 season that is inspired by the early years of the franchise: The design combines new and old elements of Mets uniforms. The Mets created the retro uniform following research and positive responses to the jerseys the 1969 World Champion [...]

Sometimes when I walk by my dad sitting on the couch watching TV, I wish he had the game on. Or maybe more accurately, I wish he called in to me from the other room and asked me if I was going to watch the World Series with him. Its a strange position to be [...]

So this is it baseball fans: We’re down to the “final four” of the MLB League Championship round. Three sweeps and a frigid four-game series in Colorado later, and after going 2-2 in my previously blogged Division Series picks, I’m ready to try again for this round. Just no more sweeps, okay guys? http://citycynic.com/2009/10/07/mlb-division-series-anthonys-picks/ NATIONAL [...]

Well baseball fans, it’s that time of the year again… the playoffs! And despite watching my Mets fall to injury after injury, I’m still a huge baseball fan and I’m excited about the 2009 postseason. Watching the Dodgers clinch was amazing this year and seeing the Yankees win 103 times just boggles my mind. Who [...]

I’m a diehard lifelong Mets fan. However, I’ve always been partial to the Chicago Cubs. Allow me to explain. When you think about it, the Cubs are similar to the Mets in a number of ways. As I watch the Mets play the Cubs at Wrigley Field, I am watching two teams that came into [...]