Mickey Callaway is still officially the manager of the New York Mets, but that hasn’t stopped the media and fans from recommending his replacement.
DOES IT REALLY MATTER WHO MANAGES THE METS?
D
BEFORE WE SAY GOODBYE
B
It’s Saturday night and everything appears calm, but it’s not. The storm brewing around the New York Mets is beginning to gain momentum as the losses mount. The pressure is palpable.
CALLAWAY RUNNING OUT OF TIME
C
The walls are closing in on Mickey Callaway. After the matinee loss to the Washington Nationals on Thursday, the New York Mets have fallen two games under .500 (20-22) and Callaway a full 10 games under the .500 mark (97-107) as the team manager in his first 200+ games. As Mike Vaccaro pointed out in his New York Post column today: It will be the pink elephant in every clubhouse the Mets work...
NEVER TAKING BATTING TIPS FROM A BROADCASTER — EVER
N
Did you hear the discussion between ESPN play-by-play guy Jon Sciambi and Chipper Jones during last night’s Atlanta Braves/St. Louis Cardinals game? If you missed it, no worries. We have the replay. According to the tale, Sciambi attempted to offer Jones some hitting advice back in 2009 when the Braves were playing in San Diego. Sciambi said Jones had a tendency to swing at the first pitch...
