Recent Posts Tagged With 'tim redding'

• Should The “Fab Three” Stay Or Should They Go?

  Posted on Saturday September 5th, 2009 at 23:11 in tim redding, nelson figueroa, pat misch, phil hoops

  This season the Mets have seen many new additions to their big league roster in order to compensate for their injured stars. Some of these roles have been occupied by career minor leaguers, while others have been filled by seasoned veterans, who have...

• 2009 Doesn’t Have To Be A Lost Season

  Posted on Wednesday July 22nd, 2009 at 14:39 in livan hernandez, tim redding, nelson figueroa, jon niese, phil hoops, fernando nieve

  Most Mets fans, as well as sportswriters have written the team off for the 2009 campaign and for good reason, the team is currently 10.0 games out of first place in the NL East. The only team they are ahead of in their division is the Washington Na...

• Tim Redding On His Way Out…Or Not

  Posted on Monday July 20th, 2009 at 10:14 in daily news, roster moves, newsday, adam rubin, tim redding, david lennon, phil hoops, fernando nieve

  When looking back on the disaster that was the 2009 Mets season, Mets fans can look back on the signing of Tim Redding as one of the precursors to  the team’s downfall. In 2008, Redding was the rock in the pitching deprived Washington Nationa...

• PREGAME: Mets @ Pirates

  Posted on Thursday July 2nd, 2009 at 11:40 in Pirates, pregame, tim redding, andrew wharton, today's lineup

  The New York Mets (38-39) will take on the Pittsburgh Pirates (36-42) in a make-up game from last month, when the Pirates swept the Mets in three games at PNC Park. Tim Redding (1-3, 6.35) makes the start for the Mets, while Paul Maholm (5-4, 4.35) t...

• PREGAME: Mets vs. Cardinals

  Posted on Monday June 22nd, 2009 at 17:56 in cardinals, carlos beltran, pregame, tim redding, tonights lineup, andrew wharton

  The New York Mets (34-33) begin their series with the NL Central leading St. Louis Cardinals (39-31) tonight at Citi Field. Tim Redding (0-2, 6.27) takes the hill for the depleted Mets, while Todd Wellemeyer (6-6, 5.36) opposes him for the Cards.Game...

• PREGAME: Mets vs. Phillie (Game Three)

  Posted on Thursday June 11th, 2009 at 15:37 in phillies, pregame, tim redding, tonights lineup, andrew wharton

  The New York Mets (31-26) take on the Philadelphia Phillies (34-23) in the final game of their three-game series tonight at Citi Field. Tim Redding (0-2, 6.97) will take on Jamie Moyer (4-5, 6.27) in what figures to be a high-scoring affair.Pitching ...

• PREGAME: Mets vs. Marlins (Game Two)

  Posted on Saturday May 30th, 2009 at 11:36 in florida marlins, ramon castro, lance broadway, pregame, tim redding, andrew wharton, today's lineup

  The New York Mets (27-20) continue their series with the Florida Marlins (22-27) today at Citi Field, with Tim Redding (0-1, 6.75) facing off against Josh Johnson (3-1, 2.67).Game time is 1:10 PM EST, and will be broadcast locally on SNY. Follow live...

• POSTGAME: Red Sox 12, Mets 5

  Posted on Monday May 25th, 2009 at 11:22 in red sox, postgame, tim redding, mets lose, andrew wharton

  The Mets (23-20) fell to the Red Sox (26-18) in the series finale at Fenway Park on Sunday. Tim Redding (0-1, 6.75) allowed six earned runs in less than five innings of work, collecting his first loss of the season. Tim Wakefield (6-2, 3.99) allowed ...

• PREGAME: Mets @ Red Sox (Game Three)

  Posted on Sunday May 24th, 2009 at 10:51 in red sox, interleague, pregame, tim redding, andrew wharton, today's lineup

  The New York Mets (23-19) will attempt the sweep today at Fenway Park as they take on the Boston Red Sox (25-18). Tim Redding (0-0, 3.00) will make his second start of the season, coming off a great performance in Los Angeles during his 2009 debut. 4...

• POSTGAME: Dodgers 3, Mets 2 (F/11)

  Posted on Tuesday May 19th, 2009 at 08:53 in dodgers, angel pagan, postgame, tim redding, mets lose, andrew wharton

  The Mets (21-17) fell to the Dodgers (27-13) in extra innings Monday night, 3-2. Tim Redding (0-0, 3.00) made his 2009 debut, and was nearly perfect for his final five innings of work, but the Mets were eventually undone by countless mental and physi...