johan santana

Written by Brian Krosky Johan Santana, the only pitcher in Met’s history to throw a no-hitter, has signed a minor league contract with the Baltimore Orioles. Santana, who was declined a $25 million team option for this season in November, posted a 46-34 record with the Mets and maintained a 3...

Written by Brian Krosky If there’s anything that the beginning of the 21st century will be remembered for, it may be bad contracts. The Yankees are in a huge fiasco trying to avoid A-Rod’s record setting contract given to him in 2004, which tops off at $30 million this upcoming year...

Pitchers in their prime or when they first come up gather crowds to stadiums and increase ratings on television sets like no tomorrow.  Think Dwight Gooden, Felix Hernandez, Fernando Valenzuela, Johan Santana, Roy Halladay, Justin Verlander, Stephen Strasburg.  Add Matt Harvey to the list.

It was announced today that the New York Mets have placed Johan Santana on the 15-day disabled list do to inflamation in in his lower back. The Mets however plan to shut him down for the rest of the 2012 season.

New York Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey has been crazy good this season, sitting with an 11-1 record after throwing back-to-back one-hitters. Before today's show, Noe and I discussed which we would prefer to do: throw a no-hitter, or throw a pair of one-hitters...

New York Mets pitcher Johan Santana pitched an absolute gem against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday evening.  Unfortunately, Johan's no-no involved some controversy.

This past Friday night, there was some controversy surrounding the no-hitter thrown by Mets ace Johan Santana, the first-ever in team history. Do you think Carlos Beltran's "foul ball" strengthens or weakens the argument for expanding Instant Replay in Major League Baseball...

After playing a total of 8,019 games and currently in franchise’s 51st season the Mets finally have a no-hitter. Johan Santana did it Friday night against the St. Louis Cardinals in an 8-0 win.

At various, likely random intervals throughout the season, I will be updating the New York Mets 2012 Hope-O-Meter. This meter, which has a standard 0-10 scale, will represent the optimism of the Mets faithful that the season won’t be a huge embarrassing failure. Well, after a somewhat impressive 1-0 win over the Atlanta Braves, the official Hope-O-Meter reading is a stellar 7.25.

Spring Training is winding down, and the competition is heating up (kind of). Kick start the tumbleweed and cue the Western music, it's time for another edition of Mets Spring Training: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

Ok Met fans you didn't think it could get worse-well it's gotten worse. The 1st baseman might have valley fevor. The 3rd baseman is already hurt. The seasons opening day starter got lit up. The owners look like they will have to come up with millions to pay for others losing millions to crook Bernie Madoff...

With March Madness in full effect, it may be difficult for some to keep a close eye on Port St. Lucie and the New York Mets. Well, that’s why I’m here, with The Good, The Bad and The Ugly from Mets camp.