Today’s National League game between the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets is the most recent baseball game ever played, and is thereby the most important. Please join me at 12:10 p.m. Eastern in celebration of what we may as well call the Vince Coleman Pro-Am.
Mets Vs. Cardinals: Live-Blogging The Vince Coleman Pro-Am
This game is the most recent game ever played, and is thereby the most important. Follow along with us, and help us determine the most Mets and Cardinals players of all time.
Please, feel free to join in by adding a comment. I’ll try to post as many as yours as I can without gumming up the works. (Hint: if your comment is especially vulgar, it won’t be posted.)
If you’ve hung around for previous live blogs, you know the deal: at some point, we will debate and vote on the most Mets player of all time. Later, we’ll debate who is the most Cardinals player of all time.
THE SAINT LOUISED CARDINALS VERSUS THE NEW YORKED METS.
Mets’ starter: Jonathon Niese (3.73 ERA)
Cardinals’ starter: Jake Westbrook (5.26 ERA)
I have written about a Mets-Cardinals game before. For further reading, please see “Mets-Cardinals: A 20-Inning, 20-Act Play.“
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