Promotional Material: New Ready to Unload Tonight at 9:05

This is just a reminder that the guys over at Ready to Unload will be going live with another episode tonight at 9:05, here. 

These guys are definitely worth the listen, as they provide some good, and funny, insight on the world of sports.  Tonight they will talk Revis, the Mets current hot streak and the subway series round two on the way.

Plus you never know when I'll call in for some Mets talk as well.  Should be fun, so give them a listen.

Quick Pitchin': Double Dip, Line-Up and New RTU

Due to a lack of free time in the work space my day blogging has been much more sparse recently, and for that I'm sorry.  And, unfortunately today is no different so...

Here's some quick pitchin' for the day.  It's all the time I can spare today, especially since I'm heading into the "Citi" at 5:30 to catch the remainder of the double dip.

Thanks to the weather I got rained out of my second Mets game of the year.  In response, I woke up early this morning hit up the "Citi" and exchanged my tickets for last night and got back tickets in the same row for today's double-dip (ticket office was very helpful), which unfortunately due to work, I won't be able to get to until about 6:15.  BUT, I won't miss a pitch until I leave the office.  Thus, I'm putting my 1.000 winning percentage on the line tonight, and I will count both games as attendance assuming I see at least one inning in game one.  So, let's go Mets...

Speaking of tonight's double dip, which starts at 4:10.  Game 1 will feature Santana vs. Kuroda, and Game 2 will see Oliver Perez against Charlie Haeger (mets.com).  Here's the line up for game 1 according to Metsblog, "The Mets have said Angel Pagan will play center field and hit leadoff today in Game 1, followed in order by Luis Castillo, Jose Reyes, Jason Bay, David Wright, Ike Davis, Gary Matthews Jr. in right field, Rod Barajas behind the plate, and Johan Santana on the mound."  Should be fun.  Although, I must admit, I'm pretty happy that I'll end up seeing my man crush play a whole game, as I'm assuming Francoeur will be in the line-up in game 2...

Also, there will be another new episode of Ready to Unload with Cal and Sanpete tonight, so if you haven't given them a listen it's worth it.  I won't be able to listen because I will be in the "Citi", but as always I will try my best to call in.  Maybe drop a little Sweeny Murti on those guys, just without the credentials...

Anyway, this is an exciting day, and I'm looking forward to seeing some bonus baseball today...

Tonight I'll Be Listening to An All New "Ready To Unload" Sports Talk Show

Like I posted last week, there's a new Ready to Unload with Cal and Sanpete internet sports talk radio show tonight at 9:05.  You can listen to the show live, here. 

I'll be listening tonight, with the potential for a call-in chat regarding the state of the Mets.  I don't know if anyone cares enough to listen for what I have to say, but it'll probably involve the first base situation and that other guy who stands on the right side of the infield for the Mets.

So try to keep an ear to your computer while you watch the game, that's what I'll be doing...besides Lost isn't worth watching until after the game on DVR anyway...

Ready To Unload: An Internet Radio Show Worth a Listen

There's a new (to me) internet sports talk-radio show worth giving a listen to on Tuesday nights at 9:05, and it's called Ready to Unload.  Hosts Cal and Sanpete do a good job addressing the important issues in sports, and specifically in baseball, with a special focus on New York team.  It's just like listening to Mike Francesa, just leaner, and less likely to call Russell Branyan, Robert Bronyun...

On a serious note, Sanpete is a catcher by trade and knows his ball.  Together Cal and Sanpete really combine to provide some entertaining, intelligent analysis of this week in sports every Tuesday night live at 9:05 ET, here.  It's worth giving them a listen, and if you can't listen live on Tuesday, check out their archive and listen to some older episodes, and find out for yourself what these guys are all about.

Also, on a personal note Sanpete is a Mets fan.  So he gets pretty passionate about his team, definitely worth a listen...

You can also follow them on twitter @SanpeteRTU or @BCal21