Baseball Historians

Diamondbacks ace pitcher Brandon Webb continued his joy ride this season by picking up his seventh win and continue to stay undefeated. Webb didn’t have his most impressive victory, giving up a season high four runs, but through the six innings he pitched, he let the Diamondbacks batters get the job done. Webb’s 7-0 start [...]

The Mets quickly and consistently beat the Arizona Diamondbacks feeding off all-star shortstop Jose Reyes who was a home run short of the cycle. Starting off from the first inning, Reyes hit a triple and never looked back. At the end of the day he went four for five and had two triples; his [...]

The Mets home opener ended the same way they finished off last season. Losing to the Philadelphia Phillies. On April 8th, the Mets were defeated by the Phillies 5-2. The Mets were up 2-0, thanks to a home run by Carlos Delgado and a RBI by Ryan Church that sent in Carlos Beltran who doubled [...]

I apologized for the lack of posts but I’m back and am going to summarize the Mets first week of the MLB season (not including opening day.)
On April 1st, the Mets didn’t get the start they wanted from Pedro Martinez. That was because 57 pitches in to the game, he limped off the mound. After [...]

Johan Santana insisted he was nervous before the Mets season opener. He didn’t look like it at all. Johan came to shine in his first game as a Met and pitched seven great innings in the Mets win over the Florida Marlins with a score of 7-2, striking out eight and only giving up three [...]

We all know how it ended. The Mets crashed, burned,broke our hearts,
and for some of us, our will to live. But there is a new hope, and his
name is Johan Santana. Down the Stretch the pitching was horrific, we
couldn’t hold a lead even if the opposing team quit after the 7th
inning stretch. The only thing [...]