The Mets Blogs are taking over ...

[Guest d'Kong76]

I borrowed these links from Mets Geeks Blog. I hope they don't mind.

Why have a forum? Everyone just start a blog and see who survives.

Always Amazin'

Amazin' Avenue

Archie Bunker's Army

Betty's No Good...

Blog about the New Mets

Chuck 'N Duck

Doc Baseball

Doubting Thomas

Eddie Kranepool Society

East Coast Agony

Faith and Fear in Flushing

Flushing Local

Flushing's Future

Jeremy Heit's Blog

The Metropolitans

Metropolitan's Musings

MetsBlog.com

Metsmerized

Mets Minor League Report

Mets Walkoffs and Other Minutiae

Misery Loves Company

Negative Seconds

No Joy in Metsville

SaberMets

Shea Daily

The Shea Hot Corner

Simply Amazins'

Straight Flushing

Take the "7" Train

The Raindrops (AWOL)

[Willets Point]

You think Doubting Thomas is the old Mets Online poster of the same name?
Does joelmon have a blog?

[metirish]

WOW, that's a lot of bloggers, I never got into them,I've read a few but they don't grab my attention for long.

[seawolf17]

There's an Eddie Kranepool Society? Can we sue for copyright infringement?

[Guest d'Kong76]

EKS has been around awhile.

I haven't checked out all of them. There's one or two I read regularly.

I think it would be interesting to invite one blogger at a time to take a dip and
tell us about themselves and their blog and how/why/etc they started it.

Some of those bloggers have to be online vets from the olden days.

[Guest silverdsl]

I like reading blogs for more in-depth discussion of fan's thoughts than you might find on a message board. I only looked at a handful of those but not all of them seem to be updated too often. At a quick glance "Misery Loves Company" looks like it might be pretty good though with regular entries. Any recommendations for others that are worth reading?

[metirish]

The problem I find is that I don't even like to read long winded posts here,not saying that blogs are boring but just not for moi.

[dgwphotography]

I read Faith and Fear in Flushing regularly - it's usually well written, and often very funny.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Not to paint with a huge brush, but they're mostly all alike: Decidedly smarty-farty Met fans quick to criticize losses and stand and cheer wins with opinions that range from enlightened to reactionary.

The only ones I see regularly is F&FiF, which my firend writes, and MetsGeek, since half those blogs are written by that one's multiblogging staff.

Hot Corner used to be pretty good but he stopped updating at one point and I stopped going back to check it. Don't know too much about the others.

Basically, these guys need an angle: Metsblog has a sorta "live" feel and is news-y and worth a look sometimes; F&F is historically minded and well-written; the walk-off guy has his niche but it doesn;t beg for repeated visits. The rest I haven't been able to distinguish.

[Guest SwitchHitter]

I read the Astros sisterblog of "Take the 7 Train" regularly. This isn't meant as an endorsement, exactly, but I'm pretty sure it's updated regularly.